In terms of social legends, David Plouffe was instrumental in first-term Sen. Barack Obama’s triumph over Hillary Clinton in the 2008 Democratic primary, which was followed by a stunning victory over John McCain in the public vote. He did eventually function as Obama’s senior adviser during the battle of 2012.
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He is also credited with advising Joe Biden against the 2016 election to avoid Joe Biden’s shame of finishing fourth in Iowa.
No reason to applaud David Plouffe for having the second Red Diaper Baby chairman in place, given how successfully he succeeded in bringing him and keeping him in business. However, if I attempted to refute them, I would also be irresponsible.
In response to the most recent discoveries about Plouffe, Biden, and Kamala Harris, I found myself completely disagree with Fox News ‘ Joe Concha.  ,
According to Harris campaign adviser David Plouffe,” Trying to defeat Donald Trump in just 107 days was a” f***ing nightmare,” according to a new report ( no link, alas ) shared by Steve Guest on X this morning. Blair gave Harris very little time to launch a successful campaign, saying,” He absolutely f***ed us,” and blamed Biden for clinging on to power for an excessive amount of time.
Concha argued, however, that Plouffe “helped run a clearly awful plan, and of course, passes the blame” on him. He made a long list of errors, including avoiding Joe Rogan, tapping Tim Walz, and avoiding Liz Cheney.
When Concha puts it that way, Plouffe appears to be doing very bad, doesn’t he?
Concha is completely right that Plouffe’s decisions regarding Al Smith, Rogan, Walz, and Cheney all led to hazard. Concha misses the fact that the choices were worse than those that were made.
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Rogan and the Al Smith breakfast share the same conceit: the only thing worse than avoiding a situation that may make Harris appear presidential and knowledgeable is really making one. Rogan is not a” Gotcha”! despite being an recruiter, within 30 days of his three-hour podcast, he would have had Harris reduced to clucking like a hen.
Cheney was a more difficult choice. Harris needed some kind of cross legitimacy as Trump stricken the Democrats of working-class men and gained popularity among black and Hispanic citizens. Republicans who were divided may have thought Cheney was a long-shot sing, but Trump’s basic never liked her, and independents hardly noticed.
Walz is the funniest illustration of Plouffe’s quandary, so I saved him for last.  ,
For “balance,” Harris needed a white man with professional knowledge and the ability to give a swing condition. That left her with the Pennsylvania governor or Walz. Josh Shapiro Shapiro would have been the better option because he was well-known, knowledgeable, and governor of a significant jump position. However, Harris was unable to turn the” River to the Sea” group away, making Shapiro’s Jewishness a political responsibility.
So it had to be Walz.
I’ll always stop chuckling at Governor. Because he could “masculinize” the seat, Jazz Hands receives the acquired nod.
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Plouffe had Kamala Harris, not too little moment, to be precise.  ,
Plouffe made the best decision he could with the resources provided to him at every stage of Harris ‘ ill-fated campaign. However, if Michelangelo had to make David out of Play-Doh, what would be his?
or if Da Vinci could merely draw with crayons to make the Mona Lisa…
… or if the French were forced to construct the Notre-Dame out of Lincoln Logs.
If Plouffe hadn’t used his extensive skills in the service of leftist causes, you might as well have felt sorry for him.
But we’ll usually be together in this grief time.
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