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To: rktman
Of course the intersectionality Queen would be high on the list of the diversity-is-our-strength party; she is black and she is female.

Will she deliver the goods? Overall, I think she is a transparently nasty piece of work. In other words she is extremely unlikable. So the question now becomes can this transparently unlikable female of color bring in the female vote, the female vote of women of color, the male vote of males of color? And will she bring in the substantial oh-so-earnest minority of the population that feels good about voting for a candidate of color?

Notice I have not said that her history will prove her Achilles' heel. I think the voters she could potentially bring in don't care in the first instance about her history rather they will vote for a candidate who touches them emotionally, a candidate who completes the image that will make them as voters feel good. In that context, Kamala Harris' biography is damaging in that it reinforces her transparent bitchiness.

First the men and women of America must come to make their decision on her likability, do they like her or do they dislike her. If the latter, they will invoke her biography to justify their view.

Harris can undertake years of acting lessons but the camera has a way of revealing the truth.


41 posted on 05/07/2020 9:57:10 AM PDT by nathanbedford (attack, repeat, attack! Bull Halsey)
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To: nathanbedford
I agree with everything you wrote, and you phrased it better than I would have.

Harris is not a likeable person. She has baggage that will harm her with voters:

-PJ
66 posted on 05/07/2020 11:21:07 AM PDT by Political Junkie Too (Freedom of the press is the People's right to publish, not CNN's right to the 1st question.)
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