Critics of Kamala Harris miss the point. She is not running for president to be president. If elected, she has Barack Obama to do that. She is running so that Donald Trump won’t.
Critics of Kamala Harris miss the point.
She is not running for president to be president. If elected, she has Barack Obama to do that.
She is running so that Donald Trump won’t.
Which is why her campaign slogan should be, “I’m not him.”
And the slogan of the Democratic Party should be, “We’re not them.”
With all due respect, the lady is lighter than air. Not that Joe Biden was ever a member of Mensa, mind you.
The private conversations between the two must have been something for the books.
Harris’s lack of intellectual substance is the main reason she not only dodges the media in general, but she also even dodges reporters who roll over for her.
Indicative of her insecurity and unseriousness is that the only domestic programs she seems to espouse are those lifted from Trump, whether they are about securing the border or no taxes on tips.
As a matter of fact, in her acceptance speech at the Democratic Party convention last week, Harris was more specific about the imagined “bad” things Trump would do as president than the “good” things she would do.
Among the bad things Trump would do, according to Harris, would be to jail his opponents, much the way that Biden/Harris are trying to jail Donald Trump, although she did not mention that part.
