A deeper look into Kamala

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Heard her talk in Milwaukee earlier. I caught her talking about seniors retiring with dignity, health care, women's reproductive rights and a few other things I'm interested in. She didn't talk smack about Trump or anyone else. Just stuff that would help people. Major difference between her and Trump is she has a platform that most people can relate to. I'm thinking she's got a chance.

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searcher said:
Heard her talk in Milwaukee earlier. I caught her talking about seniors retiring with dignity, health care, women's reproductive rights and a few other things I'm interested in. She didn't talk smack about Trump or anyone else. Just stuff that would help people. Major difference between her and Trump is she has a platform that most people can relate to. I'm thinking she's got a chance.

jm2c
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Yet she was one of the first to drop out in '20 due to lack of support. lol
 
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A Look at Kamala Harris

Kamala Harris has yet to secure endorsements from prominent Democratic figures like Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi, which may indicate their reservations about her candidacy. We, too, will have to wait and see how this unfolds. In the meantime, let’s take a closer look at the person who may (or may not) become the Democratic Party’s presidential candidate.

Kamala Harris’s background, while diverse, raises some questions. Born to Indian researcher Shyamala Gopalan and Jamaican economist Donald Harris, she was immersed in an environment that emphasized intellectual achievement. Her parents' successes likely influenced her ambitions, but it’s worth examining how much these advantages played a role in her career.

Early in her career, Harris’s romantic relationship with Willie Brown, who is 31 years her senior, proved extremely beneficial. A prominent California politician, he appointed her to two state commissions, a step that many critics argue was more about connections than merit.

In 2003, Kamala secured the position of District Attorney of San Francisco by defeating a two-term incumbent, employing personal connections and strategic campaigning. Her rise has often seemed tied to fortunate timing rather than purely individual merit.

Her run for the U.S. Senate was opportunistic, coming at a time when Barbara Boxer’s retirement left a vacancy. As a U.S. Senator, Harris gained visibility through high-profile hearings that some view as more about self-promotion than substantive achievement. This visibility, combined with the Democratic Party’s quest for a dynamic running mate, led to her selection by Joe Biden as vice-presidential candidate.

Harris’s identity as a Black and South Asian woman has undoubtedly been a factor in her appeal, but it’s crucial to question whether it has overshadowed other aspects of her candidacy.

While luck has undeniably played a role in her career, Harris’s strategic decisions and self-serving loyalty to the Democratic Party have also contributed to her advancement. This loyalty facilitated her rise from Attorney General to U.S. Senator and Vice President.

Harris’s anti-Russian rhetoric is annoying and questionable. It is quite possible, however, that, true to her character, she is simply adhering to the party line without a deep understanding of the issues involved. After all, this is not her area of expertise, nor has it ever been. She is just being a good party solder—nothing personal. But this is not an excuse.

Whether she will be the Democratic Party’s nominee to challenge Donald Trump remains to be seen. However, it's worth questioning whether she can bring the change her country needs so desperately. Her close ties with the Democratic Party and, by extension, the Deep State suggest that, if elected, she will continue the current policy rather than offer reforms. For now, we’ll just have to wait and see.

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searcher said:
I caught her talking about seniors retiring with dignity, health care, women's reproductive rights and a few other things I'm interested in.
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So what did she say about those things? Was she just promising more free money for those things?
 
What I wanna know, is how Kackles would deal with people like Putin, Xi, Kim, etc etc.

Would she start by offering a blow job, or just a hand job?
 
Joe King said:
What I wanna know, is how Kackles would deal with people like Putin, Xi, Kim, etc etc.

Would she start by offering a blow job, or just a hand job?
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Hawk Tua of course. And when she's finished she can baffle them with her brilliance.
Today is today and yesterday was today yesterday. And then tomorrow will be today tomorrow.
 
Joe King said:
F' that. Make 'em refund all of it and then let's see how many re-donate to candidate Kackles.
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I agree but I am saying that is what will happen. Dems dont care about laws. Supreme Court says Biden can't forgive student loans so he goes ahead and does it anyway. Now taxpayers are on the hook for billions in student loan debt.
 
"A deeper look into Kamala"

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