
Imagine if Biden had chosen a Vice President for competence rather than identity politics.
When the Democratic media complex decides on a political question, the unified choreography is something to behold. So it is with the new establishment chorus after Thursday’s debate that President Biden should withdraw his candidacy for a second term. Suddenly, the columnists and editorial pages that denied the truth are sounding like these columns.
The path out of this nightmare might be easier if not for another problem the press refused to recognize—that Kamala Harris wasn’t remotely qualified to be Vice President when Mr. Biden chose her. He had promised to pick a woman as his Vice President, and Mr. Biden selected Ms. Harris because she was a woman of color, not because of her qualifications.
Ms. Harris had bombed as a presidential candidate, washing out after she couldn’t defend her own Medicare plan at a primary debate. She had risen to the Senate based on patronage. Yet she was hailed by Democrats and the press as the first woman of color on a national ticket, as if this were more important than someone who could do the job. Criticism of her failures on immigration, or of her frequent word salads, was said to be racist or sexist.
Imagine if the Vice President now were someone like Gerald Ford, a pair of safe hands as President after Richard Nixon’s resignation in 1974. The press is now reporting that one reason Mr. Biden chose to run for re-election was fear that Ms. Harris couldn’t defeat Mr. Trump.
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According to the DOJ investigation Biden is too mentally frail to be prosecuted. According to the Democrats and mainstream press, until two days ago he was qualified to be President and run for another term? So now Biden is actually mentally frail - so either drop out of the election or face prosecution. Pick one.
@OrangeBrettDemocrat2yrs2Y
The problem is not Kacklin' Kamala, nor 'Ol Yeller. The problem is the entire Democratic Party that thinks We The People are too stupid to run our own lives, spend our own money wisely, raise and educate our own kids appropriately, and manage our own communities as we think best. Can't have any of that in a DEI world because, remember, "you didn't build that", "it takes a village", "at some point you've made enough money", and my personal favorite: "the fastest way to stimulate the economy is through food stamps & unemployment compensation". Haven't you had enough, America?
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People should be voting for the guy who sacrificed his wealth for his country, not the guy who sacrificed his country for his wealth.
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