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Kamala is right. Real men do not turn the future of their families over to dictators and facists who are only out for themselves. Real men start a 🚌 business so their off spring can control their own generational wealth.

DO NOT TRUST THE OLIGARCHS WITH YOUR FAMILIES !!!!🙏

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Any time you say “fascism”, please define the term. Many people do not know what it means. Too many Americans have some vague notion that it means government run by a “strong man”. Fascism is when a government serves the needs of the wealthy & big businesses rather than its average citizens.

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KILLING TRUMP’S SHAME IS THE ONLY WAY KAMALA CAN WIN. THEN AGAIN SHE HAS TO DEAL WITH GENICIDE IF SHE WINS.

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I this take made realize the truth. Trump was abused and shamed and shamed and abused and his mother may have told him it was “all OK now, go back and play with your brothers”. But all he could do was shame and abuse his brothers the way he was always shamed and abused. You can hear this in his voice and in the way he tells his people “ it’ s all OK.” He croons and yells. He makes them feel the abuse they always live with, being on the done side of everything. His whole shtick is SHAME. AND IT APPEALS! Think about it! GO AFTER IT! NOW!

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I share your goal of mobilizing supporters to vote and inspiring undecided voters to cast their ballots. As a former state official, I continue to volunteer to help with both efforts. I also have friends who will never vote for a Democrat, but that doesn’t make them fascists. There’s a real danger, akin to Hillary Clinton’s “deplorables” comment, in labeling people this way. Anand, please reconsider: undecided voters or third-party supporters don’t see themselves as fascists. Equating Trump voters with fascists risks alienating many who simply disagree with Democrats. Likewise, MAGA supporters point to Biden as authoritarian, accusing him of arresting opponents or overusing executive orders. We must be mindful of our language, especially as we approach the election. And if, as we hope, President Harris takes office, it will be even more critical to govern inclusively, representing the entire country. I can predict people will counter with 'that is not what Anand" meant; I agree that is not his intent.

Politics is perception; my undecided and anti-Harris friends could be turned off by over-use of fascism, in a similar way that Hillary's words (deplorables) came to haunt her.

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Absolutely excellent. Exactly the words and framing I've needed in many conversations with men and those undecided. Thank you Anand.

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