“I think she is the most liberal person, supposedly, in the Senate.”
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-V) just had a “spit-take” when he heard that.
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“I think she is the most liberal person, supposedly, in the Senate.”
Uhhhhh…does he not know that Bernie is a Senator? Ridiculous. This is just more of the “say it till it’s true” crap applied to “brand them better than they can brand themselves”.
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Wait until they try to bring in Berkeley. That’s been a trope for the right wing since Reagan became governor in 1966.
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Aww, is duh Baby Donnie vewy vewy fwightened of pwosecutors? Aww.
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Good point.
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Evidently they are scared to death of her. How else to explain them already having an attack ad to release right after the announcement?
It’s funny. Following the announcement susPence made an announcement that he was looking forward to debating her and all I could think of was:
“Mike Pence, the other white meat. It’s what’s for dinner.”
— Kamala Harris
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She’s like the ancient world “champion,” picked to do single combat against the best warrior the enemy could put forward in a contest that determines the outcome of the war. She’s one of the best we have.
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Don’t misunderestimate the connivance of the average GOP racist minion. They will find a way, have no doubt.
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Let’s see who is really dangerous. About GOP Senate candidate from Kansas, Roger Marshall.
One of the things that Marshall wants you to know about him is that he’s a doctor—going so far as to try and have his nickname “Doc” included on the primary ballot. Election officials said “no go.” But those credentials put him right in the center of efforts to repeal Obamacare and oppose Medicaid expansion in Kansas. Here’s how he explained his position on the latter.
“Just like Jesus said, ‘The poor will always be with us,’” he said. “There is a group of people that just don’t want health care and aren’t going to take care of themselves.”
Pressed on that point, Marshall shrugged.
“Just, like, homeless people. … I think just morally, spiritually, socially, [some people] just don’t want health care,” he said. “The Medicaid population, which is [on] a free credit card, as a group, do probably the least preventive medicine and taking care of themselves and eating healthy and exercising. And I’m not judging, I’m just saying socially that’s where they are. So there’s a group of people that even with unlimited access to health care are only going to use the emergency room when their arm is chopped off or when their pneumonia is so bad they get brought [into] the ER.”
On access to health care, that is what passes for the “establishment” position in the GOP these days. Basically what Marshall is saying is that poor people are too lazy and slothful to take care of themselves and so they don’t deserve to have coverage.
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She grows up to be General Leia.
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Dangerous indeed. Notice how nobody’s talking about his Potemkin executive orders anymore? He can’t bear not being the center of attention and controlling the narrative.
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Of course he “thinks” she is a dangerous choice, and for a good reason. People inside the White House must be all feeling the heat. Oh well. They deserve it.
However, another reason is the following (for those who haven’t seen this):
His arguments are being tossed out one by one…
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She is that, but Trump & Co. are not sending their best.
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He’s quite muddled in the head isn’t he?
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He’s having Barr try to create a pretext for declaring her ineligible to run.
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Cuts both ways. I was talking to a strong black woman last night and she was having a hard time remembering the third currently serving black senator. Having accounted for Booker and Harris, I said, “Tim Scott.” To which she replied, “shit, that dude ain’t black.” I could not contradict her.
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The voters of Minneasota and Minianapolis will never vote for a far left candidate such as Harris
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Oy!
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