Harris is Kicking His Ass

[braalian]

The best thing about the “they’re eating our dogs” rant is that Harris and the media are going to use that against him endlessly and, Trump being Trump, he won’t walk it back an inch and will take the bait every time and double down on it with everything he’s got.

 

[Ringo]

 

[Toro]

 

[braalian]

“Now she wants to do transgender operations on illegal aliens that are in prison”

Can anyone explain to me what that word salad sentence is supposed to mean?

 

[wamose]

Examples...

She lied about his ownership of the 2025 project. The Afghanistan withdrawal disaster was Trump's fault. Inflation started under Trump. The unemployment and the health and economic crisis caused by COVID was Trump's fault. China's rising star was because of Trump's negligence. The border disaster was Trump's fault for going against a bogus bill that would have made the problem worse. She lied and exaggerated about Trump abortion bans. She intentionally took Trump's comments out of context (lie) when she said his first week was going to be a bloodbath. She highlighted the deep state lawfare cases against Trump, which even Democrats know are bogus. She basically was the crooked establishments attempt to squash freedom and justice. Harris as President would be the end of the middle class, the beginning of oppressive taxes, the end of the dollar as the worlds reserve currency, the end of the US's status as the world's leader and the end of the first and second amendments for starters. MAGA

 

[cnm]

So why hasn't she in 3.5 years?

What power to do so did she have?

Chair of the Senate or whatever?

 

[cnm]

She wasn't in power. Joe Biden was and still is in power. Vice-Presidents support the President's policies. They don't go rogue with their own policies.

Also, she has no power as VP. None. Look it up.

Citizen. Please.

This isn't the place for reality.

 

[braalian]

As the Veep, she does technically have some constitutional power as president of the Senate.

But no VP has ever had the power people here seem to be suddenly implying

The office of the vice president has always been notorious for being one of extremely limited power or pururpose beyond being an understudy and breaking tie votes in the senate.

How has that suddenly changed?

 

[cnm]

The same border wall he famously didn't get done or get Mexico to pay for? That one?

Let's say he did manage to close the border, how would the help struggling people?

Hmmm. I think more US crops rotted last time. Is Mexican produce cheaper and better?

 

[cnm]

She lied about his ownership of the 2025 project. The Afghanistan withdrawal disaster was Trump's fault. Inflation started under Trump. The unemployment and the health and economic crisis caused by COVID was Trump's fault. China's rising star was because of Trump's negligence. The border disaster was Trump's fault for going against a bogus bill that would have made the problem worse. She lied and exaggerated about Trump abortion bans. She intentionally took Trump's comments out of context (lie) when she said his first week was going to be a bloodbath. She highlighted the deep state lawfare cases against Trump, which even Democrats know are bogus. She basically was the crooked establishments attempt to squash freedom and justice. Harris as President would be the end of the middle class, the beginning of oppressive taxes, the end of the dollar as the worlds reserve currency, the end of the US's status as the world's leader and the end of the first and second amendments for starters. MAGA

Wow. Fully delusional. Oh well.

 

[DBA]

She has not lied. Donald has, obviously so.

You don’t think she like because the moderators didn’t do their jobs.

For example, she brought up the Charlottesville “fine people” comment that didn’t provide the full context of his comments when he explicitly excluded Nazis and the like. I guess dumb Democrats still believe that lie to this day.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

As the Veep, she does technically have some constitutional power as president of the Senate.

But no VP has ever had the power people here seem to be suddenly implying

The office of the vice president has always been notorious for being one of extremely limited power or pururpose beyond being an understudy and breaking tie votes in the senate.

How has that suddenly changed?

Because the Trumpers need it to be different now.

They are easy to shut up by asking them how much power Pence had over Trump

 

[cnm]

You don’t think she like because the moderators didn’t do their jobs.

For example, she brought up the Charlottesville “fine people” comment that didn’t provide the full context of his comments when he explicitly excluded Nazis and the like. I guess dumb Democrats still believe that lie to this day.

Luckily your linked clip proved your point.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Because the Trumpers need it to be different now.

They are easy to shut up by asking them how much power Pence had over Trump

If only that were true.
Trump's cult will pivot and deflect.........Just like their dear leader.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

Caught a little in the car on the way to work.

Harris owns the blob.

Too bad he’s worthless.

The New York times take

Pundits Said Harris Won the Debate. Undecided Voters Weren’t So Sure.

Voters said the vice president talked about a sweeping vision to fix the country’s most stubborn problems. But they wanted the fine print.

www.nytimes.com

Ohhhhhhhhh that's not good





What will dick Cheney say

 

[DBA]

Luckily your linked clip proved your point.

I guess you didn’t watch the debate. Maybe you should give it a try. No, the moderators didn’t call her out on that debunked lie. Trump did, but in usual Trump fashion, wasn’t clear enough.

 

[Curried Goats]

The New York times take

Pundits Said Harris Won the Debate. Undecided Voters Weren’t So Sure.

Voters said the vice president talked about a sweeping vision to fix the country’s most stubborn problems. But they wanted the fine print.

www.nytimes.com

Ohhhhhhhhh that's not good





What will dick Cheney say


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Is that the substance you think undecided voters are looking for?