Victor Shi is on the youth team for Team Harris-Walz, and he's always
looking for the right-wing media like the New York Times trying to help
their candidate Donald Trump. Just look at this opinion piece by
Patrick Healy:
"Joy Is Not a Strategy."
Shi might have taken the time to read the piece, which was full of
suggested strategies for the Harris campaign to take that would outlast
"joy." Healy writes:
Flash-forward to
this week. If the Democratic convention’s message for America had to fit
on a bumper sticker, it would read, “Harris is joy.” The word has gone
from being a nice descriptor of Democratic energy to being a rhetorical
two-by-four thumped on voters’ heads. Don’t get me wrong — there are
many worse things than joy — but I cringed a little in the convention
hall Tuesday night when Bill Clinton said Kamala Harris would be “the
president of joy.” “Joy” is the new “fetch” from “Mean Girls”: Democrats
are bent on making the word happen.
But joy is not a political
strategy…. The good news for Democrats is that Harris seems to
understand this. Americans want her to lower their household costs and
make it easier to find housing. Being our joyful Momala is not going to
win the election.
How dare the Times try to take away the joy millions of people are feeling after the Democratic National Convention.
Well, at least the NYT gets it. You can’t run a campaign on rainbows and unicorn farts. 💨
— Strategically Red™ (@StratRedTM) August 24, 2024
So many Democrats in the replies are saying how glad they are they
canceled their subscriptions. Joy is a strategy, and it's working!
Sadly, it could work with as many dupes out there who vote with their
emotions. We're glad that Shi thinks Harris can ride out the next 70
days or so on "joy."
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