The question had nothing to do with whether or not to nominate Harris or Biden for the election. The question was a hypothetical “would someone with a fully functional brain be using these 2 months productively?” question. This applies whether it was Biden that lost or Harris that lost or Bernie that lost.
The election is over and lost. You can give the “vote for anyone except Trump” hair-trigger response a rest now as it turns out they didn’t.
The question was a hypothetical “would someone with a fully functional brain
Incorrect. The question was a hypothetical “would Kamala Harris” et cetera. If they’d asked the question you said, we’d be having a different question.
I wasn’t the one that brought Kamala Harris into the equation, so saying that I was bringing up the election for no reason, needs to be directed instead at the guy who brought the election into his hypothetical. We’re presumably not picking the vice president at random to ask this question of.
The election is over and lost. You can give the “vote for anyone except Trump” hair-trigger response a rest now as it turns out they didn’t.
The question had nothing to do with whether or not to nominate Harris or Biden for the election. The question was a hypothetical “would someone with a fully functional brain be using these 2 months productively?” question. This applies whether it was Biden that lost or Harris that lost or Bernie that lost.
The election is over and lost. You can give the “vote for anyone except Trump” hair-trigger response a rest now as it turns out they didn’t.
Incorrect. The question was a hypothetical “would Kamala Harris” et cetera. If they’d asked the question you said, we’d be having a different question.
I wasn’t the one that brought Kamala Harris into the equation, so saying that I was bringing up the election for no reason, needs to be directed instead at the guy who brought the election into his hypothetical. We’re presumably not picking the vice president at random to ask this question of.
Yeah, maybe so. It’s tough to do.