Will the real Kamala Harris please stand up?
Will the real Kamala Harris please stand up?
After three nights of political hosannas where she was depicted as a cross between Eliot Ness and Mother Teresa, Harris finally took the floor to speak for herself Thursday night.
She spoke well and forcefully and electrified the Chicago convention hall, but color me as confused as ever.
Other than not being Donald Trump or Joe Biden, who is she?
What does she really believe and what would she do as president?
If she knows the answers, she’s keeping them a secret.
Promises to “chart a new path forward” and “be a president for all Americans” are so boilerplate they ought to be outlawed. Then there was this: “The future is always worth fighting for.”
You don’t say!
The economy is the top issue for voters, and as vice president for the last three and one-half years, you would think she would have nailed down some ideas that could improve upon the mess she and Biden made.
In which case you would be mistaken because she again limited herself to vacuous promises.
“We will create an opportunity economy where everyone has the chance to compete and succeed,” she said.
She also promised to “lower the costs of everyday needs,” citing health care and housing.
