@Lucky188 It IS interesting that the name-calling Trumpists are upset by the term. Who knew? Their lame response is what Trump likes to do - turn it back on them in his typical schoolyard fashion: “No, Harris is the weird one. With that weird laugh.” And, “I’m not a puppet, Hillary. You’re the puppet.”

@ReneeVoiceBrand Hmm. Prefer freakish over freaky. The latter sounds too much like fun-loving. I just thought of one: cringe-worthy.

@ExPatExp88 Maybe too clinical? How about, cringe-worthy?

@allin Me too.

@AskTheDevil Yeah, they seem to be upset by it. But I think Kamala should grimace instead of smile when she calls them that, so it doesn’t come off like a jokey put-down.

I like creepy. How about putting the two together - creepy weird? Because you can be weird without being creepy, and vice versa.

Weird? Really? Can’t the Dems come up with another adjective for the Trump team that isn’t so lame? C’mon, folks, let’s have some suggestions. Maybe one will get picked up and go viral!

@TwiHusband Well, they may claim to be just conservatives, and hide under that label, but they’re really right-wing extremists. Nothing wrong with being a Conservative, though they lack vision for future progress. Keep what you have, don’t venture forward is their philosophy. But today’s faux “conservatives” want to take the country back to when minorities and women had no say in governing.

When did “liberal” become a pejorative term? As opposed to “conservative.” Liberals don’t grimace when they say someone’s a conservative. But Republicans portray liberals like they’re dog dirt on the bottom of your shoe.

@PussyFootingAround Yes. But did he have a cat? 😉

@JerseyTomato Wow! The Villages? Trump country. Love it!

@sfleetucker Speaking of masculinity, what is masculine about Trump? A man who disparages women, never accepts responsibility for errors and blames others, who compares the risk of contracting an STD with being in combat, who ridicules disabled veterans, complains constantly about being a victim because people are out to get him, and has never been a “family” man.

@MarceloPaezPereda Yes, polls show a majority of Americans willing to vote for a woman, but that number is declining compared to a few years ago. And Hillary’s popular vote win was boosted by the populous blue states. She lost the swing states.

#politics So, polls tell us that Americans aren’t sure they’re yet ready for a woman as president. Unlike the rest of the world’s democracies. Hmm. But they’re more than ready to elect a man who is a convicted felon? WTF is wrong with us?

@ToolPackinMama It is an issue. The debate was to be between the candidates for president. That doesn’t matter anymore because one of the candidates has changed? Why not? To use your logic, the debate should still be between Trump and Biden because that was the original deal.

Yup. I knew this would happen Trump is making excuses for why he won’t commit to debating Harris. He’s worried, and Harris is right to call the loudmouth out on it.

@floryloughead Well, yeah, we think they should be disqualified. Unfortunately, there are enough voters who think otherwise to make this election tight. Folks like us don’t understand how that could be possible, but, there it is. Trump so far is proving that tribe matters more than anything.

@floryloughead I can understand being undecided if both candidates have equivalent problems. But that’s not the case now. Not many candidates check all the boxes for a specific voter, so the pro/con lists have to be consulted. But Trump? What’s on the pro list for him? If you’re not a racist, misogynist, or billionaire?

Now that Biden has left the stage, will the media now turn on Trump - who is now the old candidate with serious cognitive issues, not to mention his legal jeopardy? Or will they focus on Harris as a problematic nominee? We’ll see. Especially if Harris has a minor stumble during the campaign. The Right loves to paint the MSM as liberal, but they miss the point. Yeah, the reporters probably are Democrats to a large degree, but they love to bring down candidates, no matter the party.