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Calls Begin for Kamala Harris to Have a ‘More Important Job’ Than ‘Just the Vice President’
Legal Insurrection ^ | 17 Dec, 2020 | Stacey Matthews

Posted on 12/18/2020 5:46:14 PM PST by MtnClimber

...New York Times left-wing columnist Thomas Friedman suggested this in his Tuesday column titled “Kamala Harris Deserves a More Important Job”:

Harris is too smart and energetic to be just the vice president, a position with few official responsibilities. I’d love to see President-elect Joe Biden give her a more important job: his de facto secretary of rural development, in charge of closing the opportunity gap, the connectivity gap, the learning gap, the start-up gap — and the anger and alienation gap — between rural America and the rest of the country.

Friedman went on to argue that Harris was the answer to helping the Democratic party “bridge Silicon Valley and the rural valleys of America”:

Kamala Harris is a natural for that task. Who better to bridge Silicon Valley and the rural valleys of America?

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To: MtnClimber

Let’s see if Kamala goes for broke here.


61 posted on 02/25/2021 5:58:22 PM PST by MinorityRepublican
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