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Obama campaign manager David Plouff deleted his twitter account after blaming his disastrous loss on Joe Biden.

David Plouffe, a top adviser to Vice President Harris's campaign, has deleted his account on the social platform X following a post that appeared to criticize President Biden following Harris's loss to former President Trump this week.

Saying it was a "privilege" to work on Team Harris, Plouffe wrote Wednesday his fellow campaign staff members "left it all out on the field" as they tried to keep Trump from a second White House term.

"We dug out of a deep hole but not enough," he added. "A devastating loss. Thanks for being in the arena, all of you."

Plouffe's post was hit with swift backlash, with screenshots showing the comments sparking hundreds of replied and engagements.

By 10 a.m. EST Thursday, his account had been deleted.

The top Democratic strategist had suggested Monday that Harris could win all seven swing states. In reality, Trump won all seven, according to Decision Desk HQ projections.

Harris's loss, and that of both the Senate and, likely, the House, has left many Democrats dismayed about the party's future.

GOP lawyer Mike Davis threatens to "put [Tish James'] fat ass in prison" if she continues her lawfare against Trump.

Here's a video clip.

"I DARE YOU to try to continue your lawfare against President Trump [...] We're not messing around this time and we will put your fatass in prison for conspiracy against rights."

For context: I think James started this war of words by claiming she was getting ready to prosecute Trump through is presidency.

Which itself is more evidence that all of her charges are bogus.

Here's the trouble: Trump seems to be on the verge of the New York Court of Appeals overturning this charge. The judges were extremely skeptical of all aspects of James' felonious prosecution.

But government paper-pushers protect each other. If the Court feels that Trump is threatening a fellow bureaucrat, they can decline to overturn the charges, or just suspend them until Trump's out of office.

Yelling and blustering like the drunk guy in a bar feels good but it's usually not the best strategy.

Don't get me wrong; I do agree that Tish James is behaving illegally and is using her power to punish a political opponent. And indeed, she admitted as much in her campaign.

And it would be justice to do the same thing to her.

But it's not wise to threaten her openly as the justices debate the charges. Especially when you're on the verge of a huge vindication.

If you think liberal justices are going to just say "Well, they're both doing it, there's no harm here," then you have a different understanding of partisan liberal Democrats than I do.

Now, I look forward to the Trump Justice Warriors -- many of whom aren't even regulars, but "Monitors" keeping track of blogs who fly in to attack anyone deviating from the approved messaging -- telling me I'm a sell-out and that it's akshually brilliant 11-dimensional-chess to threaten an AG when you're on the verge of having the charges tossed because everything Trump does, or anything anyone connected with him does, is absolutely brilliant and it is our job to study the Sacred Journals and figure out exactly how wondrous this divine wisdom is even if it at first seems strange to us. No one is ever allowed to ever find fault with anything in TrumpWorld, before an election, after an election, or anywhere in between. We all just have to Praise Trump constantly. We must always self-censor and brow-beat people into repeating our preferred narratives, because that's how we show we're different from the speech-controlling SJWs.

By the way, in case you're thinking, why does ace get to say something, but it's wrong for us to contradict him: It's not wrong to contradict me. What's wrong is to come at someone who just made a calm observation with anger and personal attacks and accusations of betrayal and selling out or whatever. That's the problem -- not what you say, but when you say it with this unhinged emotional intensity at the idea that someone in the world, someone does not match your exact level of passion for Trump.

SJWs do this too -- it's not just that they tell you that everything you say is wrong, it's that they tell you OH MY GOD YOU'RE A NAZI FOR EVEN SUGGESTING THAT!

So just calm the fuck down, or express your important emotionally-charged thoughts elsewhere. I'm sick of it. I will ban you; I am tired of you stopping any conversations by screaming them down. It's not the disagreement; it's the unhinged girlish emotionality about every single tiny little thing, no matter how minor, that is the problem.

People hate the SJWs for telling them what they are required to say and what they are forbidden to say, and frankly, I hate the Trump Justice Warriors just as much, for the same reason.

If you feel attacked by this, if you think "gee I think he means me," then yeah I probably mean you, and you should leave. I have supported Trump throughout the race. I am not required to parrot back the words you want me to say. I am not required to put up with your constant abuse when I speak WrongThink. You don't own me.

Trump announces that his capable campaign manager, fresh off her epic win, will be his Chief of Staff.

So finally a competent person with some loyalty to Trump, not a backstabbing manbaby like John Kelly.

Somehow, despite raising over $1 BILLION from her 80 billionaire supporters, Kamala Harris, who promised she had a secret plan to fix the economy, winds up $20 million in debt.

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 06:37 PM

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