Kameltoe Harris

[deport_liberals]

Once He wins He better remember to keep every last one of the disloyal rat fuck rinos out of His administration.  Only solid magamen allowed.  Also Barrett and Kavanaugh have not been as rock solid as they should be considering what they owe Him.

The last time too many of these fake conservatives took advantage of His inexperience to blunt His instinctual genius.

[Brent]

Once He wins He better remember to keep every last one of the disloyal rat fuck rinos out of His administration.  Only solid magamen allowed.  Also Barrett and Kavanaugh have not been as rock solid as they should be considering what they owe Him.

The last time too many of these fake conservatives took advantage of His inexperience to blunt His instinctual genius.

I hope Trump roots out the traitors in the GOP.

[Herman]

In a recent report from the New York Times, it was revealed that Gates is using a nonprofit organization to donate $50 million to Kamala Harris.

Individuals are not allowed to donate that much, so he's using this little shell nonprofit to give Kamala Harris $50 million, Liz Wheeler comments.

[Brent]

The real Kamala

[Herman]

Axios indicated that Harris' efforts to keep voters in the dark about her true intentions will be cited as partial cause of an electoral defeat.

Axios suggested on Sunday that what might ultimately cost Harris the White House is her strategic lack of transparency.

The left-leaning publication indicated that Harris and her team have repeatedly dodged questions about her political positions, responding with only, "No comment."

Harris, dubbed the "'no comment' candidate," has reportedly refused to indicate whether she still supports providing reparations to black Americans; "sanctuary cities"; the restoration of voting rights for all former prison inmates; welcoming multitudes of foreign nationals supposedly displaced by "climate change" to flood into the U.S.; providing taxpayer-funded sex-change mutilations to illegal aliens; ending the detention of illegal aliens; massive restrictions on drilling for oil; giving millions of illegal aliens smuggled into the country a pathway to citizenship; ending the death penalty; forcing automakers to cease building gas-burning vehicles by 2035; decriminalizing prostitution; closing private, for-profit prisons; and abolishing the Senate filibuster.

[Brent]

NBC's apparent attempt to give Kamala Harris a last-minute boost with a cringey spot on "Saturday Night Live" — which some critics have called an "in-kind donation" — appears to have been strategically timed in order to "evade" Federal Communications Commission rules, FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr said ahead of the Nov. 2 broadcast.

[Brent]

Harris ran a terrible campaign. She drove away independent voters by running a campaign based on moral superiority and name calling.

The strategy of saying Trump is a threat to democracy only resulted in pushing people to his side. Especially in the final weeks of the campaign where Trump rallies were likened to Nazi rallies.

[Herman]

A significant number of non-white voters supported Donald Trump for president, a fact that hip-hop radio host Charlemagne tha God appeared shocked to learn over the weekend.

During an interview on ABC News' "This Week," anchor Jonathan Karl asked Charlemagne — a stalwart Kamala Harris surrogate whose real name is Larry McKelvey — about the "demographics" of Trump's victory

What followed was a viral exchange in which McKelvey had a difficult time believing that a large number of non-white voters helped send Trump back to the White House.

"Trump got one out of every three voters of color," Karl told McKelvey.

"No," the radio host responded.

"Yeah — 33%," Karl affirmed.

"Really?!" McKelvey asked again.

"Yeah," Karl responded.

"When you say color, you mean like black, brown — everything?!" McKelvey asked, to which Karl responded by nodding his head in affirmation.

[DKG]

Let's hope the failed Harris billion dollar gamble will mean the end of celebrity endorsements. All it did was reinforce that the Democrats have become an out of touch party of the rich.

Paid celebrity endorsements completed the political realignment. The Democrats are the party of the rich and privileged along with their neocon allies. The Republicans are now the party of the working poor as RFK said.

[Brent]

Let's hope the failed Harris billion dollar gamble will mean the end of celebrity endorsements. All it did was reinforce that the Democrats have become an out of touch party of the rich.

Paid celebrity endorsements completed the political realignment. The Democrats are the party of the rich and privileged along with their neocon allies. The Republicans are now the party of the working poor as RFK said.

The Democrats take donations from billionaires to buy endorsements from super rich celebrities. They can't seem to figure out why it is not helping them with the working poor.

[DKG]

The Democrats take donations from billionaires to buy endorsements from super rich celebrities. They can't seem to figure out why it is not helping them with the working poor.

I don't expect that to change in four years. I don't believe they will learn anything from this political asskicking they took.

[DKG]

Kamala Harris is keeping her options open as she looks to her future political career. Despite losing her whirlwind presidential bid, the vice president is reportedly "staying in the fight."

Sources in Harris' inner circle told Politico that her path forward could be a possible 2028 presidential run, or a bid for governor of California in two years. Harris, they say, is expected to explore these and other options with her family over the winter holidays.

"She doesn't have to decide if she wants to run for something again in the next six months," one former Harris campaign aide said. "The natural thing to do would be to set up some type of entity that would give her the opportunity to travel and give speeches and preserve her political relationships."

Still, as one Democratic strategist told Politico, "I can't conceivably imagine the party turning to her a second time."

[Brent]

Kamala Harris is keeping her options open as she looks to her future political career. Despite losing her whirlwind presidential bid, the vice president is reportedly "staying in the fight."

Sources in Harris' inner circle told Politico that her path forward could be a possible 2028 presidential run, or a bid for governor of California in two years. Harris, they say, is expected to explore these and other options with her family over the winter holidays.

"She doesn't have to decide if she wants to run for something again in the next six months," one former Harris campaign aide said. "The natural thing to do would be to set up some type of entity that would give her the opportunity to travel and give speeches and preserve her political relationships."

Still, as one Democratic strategist told Politico, "I can't conceivably imagine the party turning to her a second time."

Harris is awful enough to become governor of California.

[DKG]

Harris is awful enough to become governor of California.

They have low standards.

[Lokmar]

Harris is awful enough to become governor of California.

I sort of LOL'd at this and quickly realized its true. Sad. Real fukin sad!