Her campaign began with huge fanfare. Now she’s slipping in the polls and making seemingly obvious mistakes. What’s going on?

Her campaign began with huge fanfare. Now she’s slipping in the polls and making seemingly obvious mistakes. What’s going on?

  • jordanlund@lemmy.world
    151·
    6 days ago

    She’s not blowing it as badly as Clinton did, so she has that going for her!

    But it’s going to come down to PA, MI, WI.

    She’s said she won’t ban fracking, which means PA is still in play, unlike when Clinton said she’d put coal miners out of work.

    She’s actually visited MI and WI, unlike Clinton, so that’s good. Her dismissal of Arab votes is going to be problematic, but will it be problematic ENOUGH? 🤷‍♂️

    • givesomefucks@lemmy.worldEnglish
      5·
      6 days ago

      She’s said she won’t ban fracking, which means PA is still in play

      What?

      Support for a total ban keeps waffling and has for years. It literally just flipped from majority ban to majority keep in jist the last two weeks. If polled today it could be either.

      But regulation and a halt to expansion is minimally 70%, as high as 90% depending on how it’s phrased.

      Both trump and Biden deregulated and expanded. Kamala shows no sign of being different.

      But my point is, as bad as Clinton was, wanting to ban fracking or not has a negligible effect on Pennsylvania.

      Big effect nationally tho, would help elsewhere…

      Then there’s the whole thing about how fracking needs to be banned which I hope don’t need explained.

      Like, if the benefit of pissing off the base is negligible and it destroys the local environment and causes more damage than coal…

      Why not ban it?