Katie Pavlich may have just figured out where Kamala Harris has been all this time

https://twitchy.com ^ | Posted at 11:11 am on December 13, 2021 by Sarah D.

[Red Badger]

We haven’t seen or heard much from Kamala Harris in a while. Which is strange, given that she’s, you know, the Vice President of the United States.

There’ve been rumblings that all is not well on Team Joe Biden and that the president may be considering replacing Harris with someone else. Plus, she seems to be having some trouble holding onto her staff.

Conservatives have been having a field day with the “Where’s Kamala?” talk, but maybe there’s a perfectly simple explanation for her scarcity. And Katie Pavlich may have just figured it out:

Oh, so that's what she's been doing. https://t.co/gqDYuQxq3L

— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) December 13, 2021

Not hardly workin’, but workin’ hard!

This may come as a surprise to you Katie, but the Vice President didn’t actually do it herself.

— Celeste Christ (@CelesteChrist) December 13, 2021

Hey, don’t knock Kamala Harris’ role here! She had to do a lot of research to find the people who could do her office the justice it deserves.

It’s all good. After personally resolving the border crisis, she has a little spare time on her hands.

— Mark Bowlin (@MLBowlin) December 13, 2021

Lots of vacant offices recently she can update them too

— Sho’Nuff (@KeithWh77606934) December 13, 2021

It’s nice that Kamala’s staying busy.

[duckman]

I see where you are going with this...

[Red Badger]

Moi?.................

[2manydegrees]

Thank God she has something to keep her busy.

If we could get all the Democrats interested in home decor, or knitting, or some harmless thing like that we would be so much better off.

[jetson]

She could be practicing new pole dance routines with AOC for the white house Christmas party.

[USS Alaska]

And bobbing...

For apples?

The whore screwed her way into the kalifornikator political scene with Willy Brown, and has continued to do so her entire life.

If she can't blow her way to the top, she uses her skin color and genital organs to blackmail her way there.

She is way past 'peter's principal.

She has set a new standard of sex for favors.

Bobbing and bopping and blackmailing your way into second place has been re-written by the jama-an, dope smoken, co-k su-ken, ho from the left coast.

[wardaddy]

She calls herself a former nevertrumper

What she is is a save my career wench

Nevertrumpers in public like those here as well are basically neocons who think conservatism is fiscal restraint and war and nation building and Israel is never ever ever ever wrong and race redress is our crucible

These people would have been moderate Dems in the 70s

Born from when Buckley purged paleos and when moderates from the New Republic mag decided they’d had enough

Krauthammer
Barnes
Kristol

And so on

That’s the chronology sort of and younger moderates have come along and joined in like Pavlich others....

Trumps nationalism is to them like water is to the wicked witch of the East

[HombreSecreto]

Ka Maaaaaa La

Don’t take your love to Brown

[Verginius Rufus]

Two of her predecessors, John Adams, the first Vice President, and William R. King, the 13th Vice President, never set foot in Washington during their time as Vice President. In Adams' case it was because the federal government had not yet moved to Washington at the time. In King's case, he died shortly after his term began.

Alexander Throttlebottom, a fictitious Vice President in an early 20th-century play (I think it's called Of Thee I Sing) spent his time feeding pigeons in the park and had to join a regular tour group in order to see the inside of the White House.

[lepton]

Basically, daily since Ted Cruz was done in the summer of 2016.

[Lurkinanloomin]

I will always be skeptical of her because of her because of that.

[KamalaKancel]

Could a "Point of Order" in the US Senate defeat the "BBB" ("Build Back Better") legislation?

According to the US Constitution, on a split 50-50 vote, the Vice President controls a tie-breaker vote in the Senate.

Could a single Senator defeat that vote, by raising a "Point of Order" questioning the eligibility of the VP to hold her office? Research into official documents has revealed the the family of VP Kamala D. Harris committed repeated acts of immigration fraud, including not registering her as a "alien" following her birth on October 20, 1964.

Foreign nationals present in the US on "Student Visas" were not considered "residents" in 1964, and a US born child did not meet the requirements for US citizenship according to laws in effect in 1964. Fraud committed by her parents, allowed Kamala D. Harris to remain in the US (and probably prevented their deportation at that time as well).

A "dossier" with 37 pages of documents and legal code excerpts in a PDF, has been linked via the website at: KamalaKancelWebsite

Read, and enjoy.

[Pelham]

https://www.nationalreview.com/2016/01/donald-trump-conservatives-oppose-nomination/

NR Conservatives against Trump

Katie Pavlich

Given the high stakes both at home and abroad, America cannot afford to elect a man who is not rooted in conservatism. And Donald Trump, a political con man who sympathizes with hit man Vladimir Putin and “Republicans” such as Charlie Crist, manifestly is not.

Trump has made a living out of preying on and bullying society’s most vulnerable, with the help of government. He isn’t an outsider, but rather an unelected politician of the worst kind. He admits that he’s bought off elected officials in order to get his way and that he has openly abused the system.

The rabid defense he gets from some quarters is astonishing. Trump’s liberal positions aren’t in the distant past — he has openly promoted them on the campaign trail. Trump isn’t fighting for anyone but himself, which has been his pattern for decades.

Conservatives have a serious decision to make. Do we truly believe in our long-held principles and insist that politicians have records demonstrating fealty to them? Or are we willing to throw these principles away because an entertainer who has been a liberal Democrat for decades simply says some of the right things?

In short, do our principles still matter? A vote for Trump indicates the answer is “No.”

— Katie Pavlich is the editor of Townhall and a best-selling author.​

[Lurkinanloomin]

Thanks, good to have a refresher on why I don’t trust her.

[Scott from the Left Coast]

“Plus, she seems to be having some trouble holding onto staff.”

After all the practice she’s had?

[M Kehoe]

I was thinking Willie Brown’s pad off Columbia blvd.

5.56mm

[Pelham]

We should assume that every one of them meant what they said in that issue of NR. Their later “change of heart” was due to their shrinking fan base and bank accounts.

[Red Badger]

ISWYDT!.................................