(08-01-2024, 04:21 PM)mikesez Wrote:

(08-01-2024, 03:50 PM)jagibelieve Wrote: So I think that we have established a few facts.

Fact #1:  Kamala Harris has accomplished nothing in her political career.

Fact #2:  She was appointed as Vice President for what she has between her legs (or the lack thereof) and the color of her skin.

Fact #3:  As Vice President she has accomplished nothing, failed in her only major assignment as the border czar and can't keep staff around because she is almost impossible to work with.

Fact #4:  Since being un-democratically appointed as the democrat nominee for President she has refused to do any interviews or press conferences.  She sticks to speaking at perceived "safe places" like speaking to black sororities.

Why on earth would anyone with a right or sensible mind think that she would be a good President?

To contrast that, President Trump went to Harlem unscripted and was received very well.  Went to a Chik-fil-a in Atlanta again, unscripted and just talked with the people from the area.  He again was well received.  Went to see the folks in East Palestine, Ohio where a train derailment pretty much destroyed their town.  Biden never went nor did Harris.  Instead they sent Pete Buttigeg over to see how many EV charging stations they could put in at over 1 billion $ a pop.

The bottom line is that one candidate is working for the people and really cares about them.  That's ALL people regardless of skin color or ethnicity.

The other candidate only cares about herself and "breaking glass ceilings".

You're being a bit harsh.  
Harris hasn't accomplished much, but the reality TV star / bankrupt casino owner didn't have an impressive resume either.
Lots of people, including her allies, say she is difficult to work with, doesn't study, and blames subordinates when her lack of study bites her in the [BLEEP].  She will surely have a disfunctional cabinet.  But Trump's cabinet was the most disfunctional in living memory.  He had six communication directors, four chiefs of staff, four press secretaries, four secretaries of homeland security, and four national security advisors.