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VIDEO Kamala Harris just reappeared for the first time since leaving office on January 20. As you can see, we dodged a yuuuuuge bullet with her defeat in November. Joe Biden was completely controlled by the Deep State because he was barely cognizant. And Kamala would have been just as easily controlled due to being barely sober.
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Failed Democrat presidential candidate Kamala Harris looks around America today and sees a whirlwind of change driven by Donald Trump’s triumphant return to the White House. She told supporters Wednesday night she doesn’t like it. No, not one bit. In a 15-minute speech to an elite audience of Democrats in a gold-trimmed ballroom at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, the former vice-president was making her first major speech since losing November’s election. The crowd included Democratic donors, candidates and elected officials. Among them were Eleni Kounalakis, the lieutenant governor of California and former California Congresswoman Katie Porter, both of...
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She didn’t avoid the elephant in the room. Former Vice President Kamala Harris emerged from political hibernation to deliver a stern rebuke of President Trump — before bizarrely shifting focus to a lighthearted video of elephants at the San Diego Zoo during an earthquake. “A lot of folks are wondering what’s going to guide us through this moment. How are we all going to figure out how to chart the course,” Harris said during her Wednesday address at Emerge’s 20th anniversary gala in San Francisco. “Please allow me, friends, to digress for a moment.” “Okay, it’s kind of dark in...
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris will jab at President Trump in the keynote address at the Emerge gala on Wednesday, making her first public remarks since leaving office in January, a source told The Hill. In her remarks, the former vice president, who lost to Trump in November, is expected to offer pointed criticism of the administration, the source said. Harris is also expected to honor the organization for its role empowering women in politics and issue a call to action to combat Trump’s economic policies and his push to overhaul the federal government. Emerge, which is celebrating its 20th...
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It’s one thing to be loathed as a politico. Being hated is something that you can work with. It’s a human passion, at least, and so long as it’s not 100 percent universal, it’s workable. It’s far worse to be greeted with general indifference. Which is rather the problem with Kamala Harris According to a poll by Politico and the University of California, Berkeley’s Citrin Center released Tuesday, while Harris has long been considered the front-runner if she decides to run, a group of “policy influencers” chose “indifference” as the overriding emotion they’d have if the 2024 Democratic standard-bearer decided...
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Kamala Harris has reportedly consulted Hilary Clinton over whether she should run for California governor. The former vice-president is said to have drawn on the expertise of the former secretary of state as she weighs up her options over her next political move. Speculation has grown in recent months that Ms Harris is planning to mount a bid to replace Gavin Newsom, whose gubernatorial term comes to an end in November next year. (snip) Behind closed doors, the former Democratic candidate has allegedly been hosting gatherings of donors and speaking on the phone with trusted operatives and advisers. Mrs Clinton,...
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Monday on MSNBC’s “Deadline,” Princeton University professor and network contributor Eddie Glaude, Jr. said he believed people voted for President Donald Trump because they did not want to elect a black woman. Glaude said, “I don’t know what it’s going to take for the American people, for 78 million Americans to deal with what motivated them to make the choice to elect this man again, to make the choice will allow these people to undermine every fundamental assumption we have.” He continued, “The choice that they’ve made, we have to just be honest, is to literally throw the republican to...
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From flop to favorite. Former Vice President Kamala Harris is the preferred 2028 option by a wide margin, according to a survey of Democratic voters released Friday. The failed 2024 presidential nominee received 36% support from Democratic and Democratic-leaning independent voters in the early 2028 primary poll conducted by Morning Consult. Harris, 60, has a stunning double-digit lead over her closest potential competitor, former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, who garnered just 10% support from his party. … Newsom was among three possible candidates who received 5% support in the Morning Consult poll, the others being far-left “Squad” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez...
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She lost the election, but she’ll always have the NAACP Chairman’s Award. Former Vice President Kamala Harris reemerged in the public limelight for her first major speech since departing the White House Saturday night and took not-so-subtle shots at both President Trump and tech mogul Elon Musk. During an acceptance speech at the 56th annual NAACP Image Awards, Harris painted a bleak picture of the state of the country and urged attendees not to lose hope as her own party struggles over its direction amid Trump’s return. “While we have no illusions about what we are up against in this...
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Failed presidential candidate Kamala Harris signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) this week, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Reportedly, the agency will help Harris book speaking gigs and publishing opportunities
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Vice President Kamala Harris is once again in the spotlight for her public speaking—this time facing allegations that she was intoxicated while delivering a disjointed address to the cast and crew of A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical on Broadway. Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, attended two Broadway productions over the weekend, watching A Wonderful World before later seeing Gypsy the New York Post reported. But it was her comments following the first show that have set social media ablaze. While addressing the cast and crew, Harris struggled to string together coherent thoughts, delivering yet another infamous “word...
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NEW YORK -- Former Vice President Kamala Harris is to receive the NAACP 's Chairman's Award during the civil rights organization's Image Awards ceremony this weekend. Harris, defeated by Donald Trump in last year's presidential election, was the first woman and the first person of color to serve as vice president. She had previously been a U.S. senator from California and the state's attorney general. “Vice President Kamala Harris is more than a leader — she is a force of change, driven by an unwavering passion to shape a brighter, more equitable future. It is with great honor that we...
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris served up her signature “word salad” while attempting to deliver an inspirational speech to the cast of Broadway’s “A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical” — with critics mocking the failed presidential candidate as the “drunk auntie.” Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, were spotted taking in two Broadway productions over the weekend: “A Wonderful World” and later “Gypsy.” After being greeted by hearty cheers from the crowd — and even a standing ovation — Harris delivered a rambling post-show speech to the cast and crew. “When we think about these moments where we see...
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Kamala Harris has been mocked for delivering yet another word salad speech while giving a pep talk to the cast of a musical on Broadway. The former Vice President made two surprise appearances alongside husband Doug Emhoff in New York this weekend, at Studio 54 for A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical and later at the Majestic Theater for Gypsy. She was greeted by cheers from the crowd and received a standing ovation, but it was her speech intended to inspire the cast and crew behind the scenes which has sparked the most controversy online. 'In times when we're...
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emocrat mega-donor Lindy Li, who served as the Women’s Co-Chair and Mid-Atlantic Regional Chair at the Democratic National Committee, faced an intense grilling on Laura Loomer’s show, leading to an emotional breakdown. In December, Li announced that she was leaving the Democrat party following Kamala’s embarrassing defeat. “All these so-called Democrats, the party of inclusion, the party of diversity, masks off,” Li said during her interview with Fox News in December. “And it’s even worse because they pretend to occupy the moral high ground. They pretend to be so loving and caring and embracing of diversity but all of a...
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris would easily win a race for California governor in 2026 if she wanted the job. Gov. Gavin Newsom is term-limited from running again, leaving the race open in 2026. Internal polling shared with the Hollywood Reporter shows the former vice president running away with the race if she ran, even as billionaire Rick Caruso is eying the race. In 2022, Caruso lost a close race for mayor of Los Angeles to Rep. Karen Bass, despite spending $104 million in his campaign, most of it from his own funds. The government mismanagement of the Los Angeles...
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CBS has finally released their complete, unedited interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris. It was a word salad bonanza. She sat down with 60 Minutes in the waning days of her campaign, where it was becoming clear that the now-former vice president lacked the presidential timber to win. The garrulous journey she took us on during these interviews was astounding in exposing her vapidity toward the most fundamental issues. These trainwreck interviews confirmed the reports of her ignoring staff and their briefing memos. She can’t go off the cuff.
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This will remind you how lucky America is that this lady did not win. Wow
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California Attorney General Rob Bonta says he will support former Vice President Kamala Harris if she decides to run for Golden State governor in 2026. And Bonta, a former state lawmaker who has served as California attorney general since 2021, says he will run for re-election next year rather than launch a gubernatorial campaign, putting to rest speculation about his next political moves. "Kamala Harris would be a great governor," Bonta said in an interview with Politico. "I would support her if she ran. I’ve always supported her in everything she’s done. She would be field-clearing," Bonta said as he...
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Vice President Kamala Harris has vowed to not “go quietly into the night” and to remain active in politics after spectacularly losing her presidential bid. “You all know me because we have spent long hours, long days and months and years together,” Harris said Friday with a snicker as she completed the tradition of signing the vice president’s desk drawer. “It is not my nature to go quietly into the night. So, don’t worry about that,” she said. The outgoing veep added her signature next to the likes of former Vice Presidents Dick Cheney, Joe Biden and Walter Mondale. She...
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