KAMALA HARRIS: NOTHING IS REAL

(Well, almost nothing. See below)

              

             

A few weeks ago, the Kamala campaign released a photo of her sitting at a desk on Air Force 2, earnestly studying something on a pad of paper.  She wore earphones implying she was deeply involved with pressing issues of the country.  Trouble is, the pad was blank, and the ear buds were not plugged in.  The photo was staged.  It wasn’t real.

Early in her vice-presidency, Kamala orchestrated a visit with children to show how fascinated she was with the universe. I suppose this was designed to show the rest of us that she was an enthusiastic, forward looking and a curiosity-driven individual whose fertile mind soars out to deep space.  Ok, fine.  Trouble is the children were actors.   The clip was staged.  It wasn’t real.

 In order to attract male voters, her campaign released an extraordinarily tone-deaf clip of an assortment of men showing how tough and manly they are, but still man enough to vote for a woman.  One guy said he was man enough to be emotional in front of his horse.  (Too bad horses don’t vote.) Another guy said he eats carburetors for breakfast.   Speaking for all the real men in America, I prefer Cinnamon Toast Crunch for breakfast.  Carburetors can do a number on your molars.  Another guy confessed he’s man enough to cry in front of his wife.  (Sensitive men always impress the ladies with tears.)  One of the manly men announced he is man enough to cook his steak rare. (I don’t get it. Is he implying that real men rip apart raw meant like animals?)

This is the same misguided judgment that led Bud Lite over the cliff when they put the trans female influencer, Dylan Mulvaney, on the cover of beer cans.  Anheuser – Bush, Bud’s parent company, lost an estimated 27 billion dollars.  

The party that warned us of the dangers of toxic masculinity, suggest that men should be weeping willows on the one hand, and eating carburetors on the other. What they call toxic masculinity is men being men - the way nature intended.

Meanwhile, all those real men with horses, pick-up trucks, weights, and bales of hay, were actors.  It wasn’t real.  Only Dylan Mulaney was real.  And that didn’t work out so well.

In 2019 Kamala said, “We have to have a buy-back program and I support a mandatory buy-back program” on guns.   In other words, forced confiscation. But not anymore.   According to a Harris campaign official, she no longer supports mandatory buy-back program for AR-15s and similar guns. Besides, she claimed to own a gun and said that if anyone invades her home, she will shoot them.  Would that be toxic masculinity or toxic femininity? Does that kind of talk encourage people to attempt to pick-up guns to assassinate President Trump? 

All this smacks of Toxic Wokism.

Nothing is real in Kamala Land, especially her evolving opinions.  Kamala has been accused of flip-flopping on multiple issues.  Not true.  She hasn’t flip-flopped because she hasn’t changed her opinions; she is hiding her previously stated opinions.  Why?  Because her views are so far from the mainstream that the American people would not vote for her if they knew the truth. 

She was against fracking, now she’s for it.

She called the border wall “stupid,” now she’s for it.

She told us the border is secure; now she says it must be fixed.

Vice President Harris has great affection for Generation Z.  “I love Gen Z because we have Gen Zs in our lives… I know I love Gen Z.” (Another nonsensical word salad).  Previously, as California’s Attorney General, Harris had a different take. 

“What else do we know about this population 18 through 24? They are stupid. That is why we put them in dormitories, and they have a resident assistant. They make really bad decisions.” (Like the Democrat Party coronating Kamela, a candidate that did not get a single primary vote. (Baaad decision).

Kamala sidesteps many questions by pointing out she grew up as “a middle-class kid.” Okay.  But her parents were both Berkely professors. If income and profession determine social class then her just-plain-folks narrative is a hard sell and not real.  

As an example of her humble roots, Kamala claimed to have worked one summer at MacDonalds, cooking fries over boiling oil.  In an internal memo, McDonald’s could not confirm her employment because its records do not extend back to the early eighties. We have yet to see any proof she worked at the hamburger chain.

A few days ago, on October 27^th in Philadelphia, Kamala Harris told a church congregation that the United States is “determined to turn the page on hatred and division.”

Question:  Who could possibly be in favor of hatred and division?

Answer: Kamala Harris. 

During the George Floyd protests in the summer of 2020, when hundreds of cities were looted and torched by “mostly peaceful protests,” Harris famously said of the protesters:

They’re not going to stop.  This is a movement.  I’m telling they’re not going to stop, and everyone beware because they’re not going to stop before election day in November, and they’re not going to stop after election day. And everyone should take note of that on both levels. That they’re not going to let up, and they should not, and we should not.

She may not be real, but she is not stupid; she is lazy and unprepared.  Her word salads imply an inability to express opinions. While there is much truth to that, in the clip above, she was vociferous, genuine, unrehearsed and fluid when expressing her passionately held beliefs.  No word salads here; just encouragement of violence.  Trump was impeached for urging followers to “peacefully and patriotically protest.”  Compare that to Kamala’s warning to “beware” that the violence, looting and arson in 2020  is “not going to stop…and they should not, and we should not.”

If this seemingly empty vessel is elected President of the United States, she will be empty no more. Once the election façade is over, President Harris will continue dismantling this country; she will continue Barack Obama’s vision to “fundamentally transform America.” And she will continue encouraging violence.

She warned us to beware.  This is one time we should take her at her word.