Kamila Harris

Jarod said:
I like a person who can change her mind when new circumstances present themselves, its essential for leadership.
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Then you must love her...."when new circumstances present themselves"? But don't you mean she changes her mind depending on who she's talking to?
 
christiefan915 said:
Can you imagine trump's notes saying "do not hold grudges?" :rofl2:
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Nearly 30 years ago, Graydon Carter, the editor of Vanity Fair magazine, described Trump in Spy magazine as a “short-fingered vulgarian.”...

To this day, I receive the occasional envelope from Trump. There is always a photo of him—generally a tear sheet from a magazine. On all of them he has circled his hand in gold Sharpie in a valiant effort to highlight the length of his fingers," Carter wrote. "I almost feel sorry for the poor fellow because, to me, the fingers still look abnormally stubby."
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/history-donald-trump-small-hands-insult/story?id=37395515

No, I can’t imagine Trump not holding a grudge.



 
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Kamala Harris, A woman of Flip flops.. can she lead America as a Vice President?


"Kamala Harris, a person of color, young in her 50’s and a woman, these are the qualities that normally define her to be a leader in Democratic National Committee. In fact, these three qualities have earned her a Vice President (VP) pick by the Biden Campaign. It is not a surprise pick but the only surprise was, the announcement was bit delayed in declaring her ticket. In fact, her VP pick was already a predetermined thing by the DNC establishment. It’s just that, her ticket is confirmed by Biden’s team, let’s look into her campaign in 2019 and how she became a VP pick.
House Rep. Tulsi Gabbard ripping apart Sen. Kamala Harris’s record during Democratic Presidential debate in Aug 2019.
Tussle with Rep. Tulsi Gabbard

Kamala Harris, an Indian American descendant, a prosecutor, Attorney General and a Senator from California during her Presidential campaign in 2019 had to encounter an unexpected jolt from her peer and House Rep. Tulsi Gabbard. During the debate she raised some interesting points about her career as a prosecutor and attorney general and her inclinations. Rep.Tulsi Gabbard waited for her time and smashed her campaign prospects which she didn’t expect exactly an year ago. Rep.Tulsi questioned her take on the broken criminal justice system that negatively impacted the Black and Brown communities . While in conversation, she expressed concern over her record as prosecutor and how she put 1560 people behind bars for Marijuana violations but laughed when questioned whether she herself smoked the pot. Rep. Tulsi also accused her of blocking the evidence of an innocent man who would have been freed from death row when he wanted to get a DNA test back in 2004 but rejected his request and put him behind bars until courts intervened to do so. Rep.Tulsi also stepped up her ante and accused her of keeping the inmates in jail and being used as cheap labor to fight wildfires in California which exposes her support on bonded labor. Rep. Tulsi also rightly pointed out her record of endorsing the cash bail system which impacts the poor people in the state of California.
Sen. Kamala Harris Flip flop on Medicare for All
A woman of flip flops

During her campaign in 2019, Kamala made a series of flip flops which inadvertently showcase her as a flip flop woman who doesn’t have a firm opinion on things which she should be working on. She doesn’t have the right instincts of the public mood nor sense the people’s mood. After she co-sponsored Bernie Sanders Medicare for all legislation, she backtracked the next day and told her donors that she was misquoted by her words and mentioned them that she is not comfortable in raising taxes on middle class people. To a question asked on CNN, She favors the abolishing of the medicare industry, but she backtracked on the same question the next day and certainly not in abolishing the medicare industry and came up with an obscure Ten year medicare plan.
Sen. Kamala Harris in an interview with ABC’s Megan McCain

While on the interview with ABC’s Megan McCain, to the question of illegal border crossings, She replied her inclination to, decriminalizing the border crossings. Later she flip flopped that she wanted a secure border. It’s very clear that she doesn’t have her own assertive analysis on any particular policy. She does a ping pong on things on the behest of someone else’s decisions and ideologies. She hardly has leadership qualities to become a Vice President. In another flip flop, while serving as prosecutor, she was up against the independent investigation on police shootings but aftermath of Gorge Floyed’s murder she conveniently turned the tables around and now she favors and advocate for an independent investigation for police shootings.
Sen. Kamala Harris take down on Former Vice President Joe Biden during Presidential debate in 2019.

While on Primaries, Sen. Kamala Harris was vehement on her position regarding the Busing of school kids from one school district to another and mixing up the kids. While Joe Biden clearly wanted Federal legislation not mandated to Busing kids and left the decision to school districts. But Senator was quite assertive that when she was a student, she was Bused if not, she wouldn’t have been here. Interestingly, the next day, she flip flopped and ended up the same position as Joe Biden took. Her take down on Joe Biden ended up as a farce."
 
Kamala Harris, A woman of Flip flops.. can she lead America as a Vice President?


"Kamala Harris, a person of color, young in her 50’s and a woman, these are the qualities that normally define her to be a leader in Democratic National Committee. In fact, these three qualities have earned her a Vice President (VP) pick by the Biden Campaign. It is not a surprise pick but the only surprise was, the announcement was bit delayed in declaring her ticket. In fact, her VP pick was already a predetermined thing by the DNC establishment. It’s just that, her ticket is confirmed by Biden’s team, let’s look into her campaign in 2019 and how she became a VP pick.
House Rep. Tulsi Gabbard ripping apart Sen. Kamala Harris’s record during Democratic Presidential debate in Aug 2019.
Tussle with Rep. Tulsi Gabbard

Kamala Harris, an Indian American descendant, a prosecutor, Attorney General and a Senator from California during her Presidential campaign in 2019 had to encounter an unexpected jolt from her peer and House Rep. Tulsi Gabbard. During the debate she raised some interesting points about her career as a prosecutor and attorney general and her inclinations. Rep.Tulsi Gabbard waited for her time and smashed her campaign prospects which she didn’t expect exactly an year ago. Rep.Tulsi questioned her take on the broken criminal justice system that negatively impacted the Black and Brown communities . While in conversation, she expressed concern over her record as prosecutor and how she put 1560 people behind bars for Marijuana violations but laughed when questioned whether she herself smoked the pot. Rep. Tulsi also accused her of blocking the evidence of an innocent man who would have been freed from death row when he wanted to get a DNA test back in 2004 but rejected his request and put him behind bars until courts intervened to do so. Rep.Tulsi also stepped up her ante and accused her of keeping the inmates in jail and being used as cheap labor to fight wildfires in California which exposes her support on bonded labor. Rep. Tulsi also rightly pointed out her record of endorsing the cash bail system which impacts the poor people in the state of California.
Sen. Kamala Harris Flip flop on Medicare for All
A woman of flip flops

During her campaign in 2019, Kamala made a series of flip flops which inadvertently showcase her as a flip flop woman who doesn’t have a firm opinion on things which she should be working on. She doesn’t have the right instincts of the public mood nor sense the people’s mood. After she co-sponsored Bernie Sanders Medicare for all legislation, she backtracked the next day and told her donors that she was misquoted by her words and mentioned them that she is not comfortable in raising taxes on middle class people. To a question asked on CNN, She favors the abolishing of the medicare industry, but she backtracked on the same question the next day and certainly not in abolishing the medicare industry and came up with an obscure Ten year medicare plan.
Sen. Kamala Harris in an interview with ABC’s Megan McCain

While on the interview with ABC’s Megan McCain, to the question of illegal border crossings, She replied her inclination to, decriminalizing the border crossings. Later she flip flopped that she wanted a secure border. It’s very clear that she doesn’t have her own assertive analysis on any particular policy. She does a ping pong on things on the behest of someone else’s decisions and ideologies. She hardly has leadership qualities to become a Vice President. In another flip flop, while serving as prosecutor, she was up against the independent investigation on police shootings but aftermath of Gorge Floyed’s murder she conveniently turned the tables around and now she favors and advocate for an independent investigation for police shootings.
Sen. Kamala Harris take down on Former Vice President Joe Biden during Presidential debate in 2019.

While on Primaries, Sen. Kamala Harris was vehement on her position regarding the Busing of school kids from one school district to another and mixing up the kids. While Joe Biden clearly wanted Federal legislation not mandated to Busing kids and left the decision to school districts. But Senator was quite assertive that when she was a student, she was Bused if not, she wouldn’t have been here. Interestingly, the next day, she flip flopped and ended up the same position as Joe Biden took. Her take down on Joe Biden ended up as a farce."
https://kreately.in/kamala-harris-a-woman-of-flip-flops-can-she-lead-america-as-a-vice-president/
 
Earl said:
Kamala Harris, A woman of Flip flops.. can she lead America as a Vice President?


"Kamala Harris, a person of color, young in her 50’s and a woman, these are the qualities that normally define her to be a leader in Democratic National Committee. In fact, these three qualities have earned her a Vice President (VP) pick by the Biden Campaign. It is not a surprise pick but the only surprise was, the announcement was bit delayed in declaring her ticket. In fact, her VP pick was already a predetermined thing by the DNC establishment. It’s just that, her ticket is confirmed by Biden’s team, let’s look into her campaign in 2019 and how she became a VP pick.
House Rep. Tulsi Gabbard ripping apart Sen. Kamala Harris’s record during Democratic Presidential debate in Aug 2019.
Tussle with Rep. Tulsi Gabbard

Kamala Harris, an Indian American descendant, a prosecutor, Attorney General and a Senator from California during her Presidential campaign in 2019 had to encounter an unexpected jolt from her peer and House Rep. Tulsi Gabbard. During the debate she raised some interesting points about her career as a prosecutor and attorney general and her inclinations. Rep.Tulsi Gabbard waited for her time and smashed her campaign prospects which she didn’t expect exactly an year ago. Rep.Tulsi questioned her take on the broken criminal justice system that negatively impacted the Black and Brown communities . While in conversation, she expressed concern over her record as prosecutor and how she put 1560 people behind bars for Marijuana violations but laughed when questioned whether she herself smoked the pot. Rep. Tulsi also accused her of blocking the evidence of an innocent man who would have been freed from death row when he wanted to get a DNA test back in 2004 but rejected his request and put him behind bars until courts intervened to do so. Rep.Tulsi also stepped up her ante and accused her of keeping the inmates in jail and being used as cheap labor to fight wildfires in California which exposes her support on bonded labor. Rep. Tulsi also rightly pointed out her record of endorsing the cash bail system which impacts the poor people in the state of California.
Sen. Kamala Harris Flip flop on Medicare for All
A woman of flip flops

During her campaign in 2019, Kamala made a series of flip flops which inadvertently showcase her as a flip flop woman who doesn’t have a firm opinion on things which she should be working on. She doesn’t have the right instincts of the public mood nor sense the people’s mood. After she co-sponsored Bernie Sanders Medicare for all legislation, she backtracked the next day and told her donors that she was misquoted by her words and mentioned them that she is not comfortable in raising taxes on middle class people. To a question asked on CNN, She favors the abolishing of the medicare industry, but she backtracked on the same question the next day and certainly not in abolishing the medicare industry and came up with an obscure Ten year medicare plan.
Sen. Kamala Harris in an interview with ABC’s Megan McCain

While on the interview with ABC’s Megan McCain, to the question of illegal border crossings, She replied her inclination to, decriminalizing the border crossings. Later she flip flopped that she wanted a secure border. It’s very clear that she doesn’t have her own assertive analysis on any particular policy. She does a ping pong on things on the behest of someone else’s decisions and ideologies. She hardly has leadership qualities to become a Vice President. In another flip flop, while serving as prosecutor, she was up against the independent investigation on police shootings but aftermath of Gorge Floyed’s murder she conveniently turned the tables around and now she favors and advocate for an independent investigation for police shootings.
Sen. Kamala Harris take down on Former Vice President Joe Biden during Presidential debate in 2019.

While on Primaries, Sen. Kamala Harris was vehement on her position regarding the Busing of school kids from one school district to another and mixing up the kids. While Joe Biden clearly wanted Federal legislation not mandated to Busing kids and left the decision to school districts. But Senator was quite assertive that when she was a student, she was Bused if not, she wouldn’t have been here. Interestingly, the next day, she flip flopped and ended up the same position as Joe Biden took. Her take down on Joe Biden ended up as a farce."
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As I said...it depends on who she's talking to...and what hour of the day it is....;)
 
Hello Dutch Uncle,

Dutch Uncle said:
The hard, or far, right, like the hard left, often paint themselves into a corner by using emotion over logic. They argue like kids arguing over a toy. It's entertaining at times, but other times I'd prefer adult conversation.

The popular vote thing is an example of Lefties painting themselves into a corner. What they are really advocating is that less than a handful of regions in the entire USA dictate everything that happens in the US. This is, IMO, the most concerning aspect of LW politics.

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A democracy is a funny thing. How to craft a self-government that is not strictly majority rule like ancient Athens. I don't know if we have it right or not. We can't think of anything better so we have to make the best of what we have.
 
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