Posted on 06/29/2024 10:53:47 AM PDT by DallasBiff
Kamala Harris this week had clearly, finally, and decisively earned a piece of the action. It sure took long enough.
(Excerpt) Read more at time.com ...
Thank you for sharing it.
More than the black, that I think. She needs serious rehab as after the debate every sentient human knows if Joe wins. God help us. She will be president within weeks.
Not a problem if they ditch Joe and Kamala and bring in Big Mike.
Kamala/Hitlery .. Cackles & Cankles
They have to go with Harris to keep the campaign cash I think.
I stopped watching the TV show “Survivor” after it became apparent that the strategy was to bring the worst person along to the final two. The show routinely had the two worst people in the finals. It was assumed than voters would choose the second to worst candidate over the worst candidate.
Biden brought Kamala along as impeachment insurance. Yes, you can impeach me, but then you are stuck with Kamala. It’s Survivor all over again.
The sad part is that a ton of low information independent women voters will see “first black woman president” and vote for her, especially after the media and big tech start the gaslighting
The author thinks Harris’s keyness was revealed when the Biden puppeteers let her attend a construction kickoff event for a California chip plant subsidized from a $59 Billion federal slush fund. (I.e., she got to take credit for the public’s money being spent for a corporate project; will there be any kickbacks? Oh, noooo.). Harris can also be BIG by rabble rousing about abortion, cause she’s a woman who cares (just not about babies).
Biden could beat the moron who wrote this article at speed chess.
It’s Invasion of our nation by hostile forces.
There must be many comediennes hoping that she gets the top job.
Thank you for a great laugh.
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