While it would otherwise be comical to see Harris and Walz get caught in their flagrant lies, the Dims are fine with their candidates being completely dishonest, bloviating buffoons.
The most absurd part is Harris whining about Jim Crow. Really remarkable coming from democrat. The "Party of Slavery" is inextricably linked to the democrat party.
Poor Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. Either the 2024 Democrat presidential candidate and vice presidential candidate can't remember much of what they've said or supported in the past or — and I gotta go with a double-negative, here — they just can't not lie about their suddenly troublesome pasts.
The humorous part about their lies, including lying by omission, is that they're generally easily caught, given the public figure thing, public records, and so forth.
As I wrote on Saturday about the latest blowup over Walz's life of lying, we learned that when he ran for Congress in 2006, he included a line in his biography in which he claimed he had received an award from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce for his service to the business community.
Just one problem.
Not only did the award never happen; Waltz received a letter from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce — which supported his opponent — requesting that he "remove any reference to our organization as it could be considered an endorsement of your candidacy."
The above lie surely won't be the last lie to find its way back to weird-as-can-be Tim Walz.
Meanwhile, Kamala Harris, who now sarcastically boasts about herself as a prosecutor running against "felon" Donald Trump, seems to "forget" the multiple times she's compared policing to "lynching," Jim Crow laws, and worse.
During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on “Police Use of Force and Community Relations” in June 2020, the then-senator said:
The most absurd part is Harris whining about Jim Crow. Really remarkable coming from democrat. The "Party of Slavery" is inextricably linked to the democrat party.
Poor Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. Either the 2024 Democrat presidential candidate and vice presidential candidate can't remember much of what they've said or supported in the past or — and I gotta go with a double-negative, here — they just can't not lie about their suddenly troublesome pasts.
The humorous part about their lies, including lying by omission, is that they're generally easily caught, given the public figure thing, public records, and so forth.
As I wrote on Saturday about the latest blowup over Walz's life of lying, we learned that when he ran for Congress in 2006, he included a line in his biography in which he claimed he had received an award from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce for his service to the business community.
Just one problem.
Not only did the award never happen; Waltz received a letter from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce — which supported his opponent — requesting that he "remove any reference to our organization as it could be considered an endorsement of your candidacy."
The above lie surely won't be the last lie to find its way back to weird-as-can-be Tim Walz.
Meanwhile, Kamala Harris, who now sarcastically boasts about herself as a prosecutor running against "felon" Donald Trump, seems to "forget" the multiple times she's compared policing to "lynching," Jim Crow laws, and worse.
During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on “Police Use of Force and Community Relations” in June 2020, the then-senator said:
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