CNN featured an investigation showing how Vice President Kamala Harris is using imagery of former President Trump’s border wall after years of condemning it.
Harris is a WINDBAG – talks a lot but doesn’t say anything of value.
Kamala Harris is a WINDBAG – someone who talks ceaselessly without adding anything useful and her speeches are full of boastful or repetitive content.
Harris’ supporters lack of knowledge about her policies is astounding and baffling. What is the basis of their support – she is black and doesn’t know anything? Tell me!
As we all know that Harris has been plagiarizing and showing how effective Trump’s policies would be and to try to fool the American People to thinking they are her policies.
That is how stupid she is that she thinks she can pull this on the voters.
‘YOU GOT TO ANSWER THE TOUGH QUESTIONS’: Kamala Harris’ media dodging is irking voters
Voters in Detroit, Michigan, Houston, Texas, and New York City spoke with Fox News Digital about their feelings on Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris’ lack of media access.
“You got to answer the tough questions. People have to know where you stand,” said Gabe, a junior at Wayne State University in Detroit .
A CNN poll released on Wednesday found Harris holding slight leads in Michigan and Wisconsin, while Trump holds a lead in Arizona. Meanwhile, Georgia, Nevada and Pennsylvania were toss-ups.
According to the poll, Harris holds a 50-44% lead over Trump in Wisconsin, and a 48-43% lead in Michigan. Trump has a 49-44% lead over Harris in Arizona. For the toss-up states, Georgia and Nevada had Harris at 48% to Trump’s 47%, and in Pennsylvania they were both tied at 47%.
Gabe explained that the more publicity Harris gains the better for her presidential campaign. He added that though Harris has a “grip” on the young vote, she could reach older voters by doing interviews because that demographic tends to watch the news more.
“I think for that vote she might be struggling a little bit,” he said. “I think it’s absolutely important that she does more things with the press and does more interviews because like I said it’s one of those things where if you want to get the most amount of people, you got to put yourself out there more.”
Caleb, a sophomore at Wayne State, suggested that Harris is performing well without doing interviews.
“As it gets close to the election, I think she should avoid the press really–like stop doing interviews and doing more advertising, I would say. Like putting what she actually does out there for real,” Wilburn said.”I think she’s fine where she’s at right now, honestly. I’ve been seeing a lot of press from her on social media. I’m well informed. So as long as she’s doing what she’s doing, I think she’ll be okay.”
In the south, Texas voters weighed in on the vice president’s media absence. Trump won Texas by more than 5 points in 2020.
“If you know Kamala Harris–if you know all these things. I think she should just drop out right now,” Samuel, a student at the University of Houston told Fox News Digital.
Cameron, another University of Houston student, said that Harris should be speaking more to the public.
“I’d like to know more what she believes in. More about how she’s going to differentiate herself between the current Biden administration. So, yeah, I think she should definitely be speaking more. But, they have the debate next week so we’ll see how they stack up against each other,” he said.
Timmy from the Bronx in New York City said that speaking to the press is Harris’ responsibility.
“You have to just like basketball players. Football players. After the games are over. The analyst likes to ask them questions … How was the game and how you feel about the laws? How you feel about the win? You got to answer that. The same thing with her,” he said.
He added, “She’s a public figure. You just can’t ignore the public. That’s the position that you’re in. It’s her responsibility.”
According to recent polling data from Fox News, Harris has improved on President Biden’s 2024 election numbers in four battleground states, driven by strong support among women, Black voters and young voters.
In addition, while Trump leads on top issues, more voters see Harris as the one who can unite the country — and who will “fight for people like you.”
Correction: The above paragraph is a lie – Trump is the uniter and leader – Harris is the divider and Marxists. Her past is proven.
With 60 days left in the race, and at the very moment she’s presenting a different ideology than four years ago, Vice President Kamala Harris isn’t getting subjected to the media scrutiny typical for a presidential nominee.
Why it matters: Harris is copying President Biden’s self-protection media strategy — duck tough interviews and limit improvisational moments.
Her circumstances are different, for sure. She entered the race just seven weeks ago, did dozens of interviews this year before Biden’s exit, and plans to do more interviews and gaggles.
But with her debate with former President Trump coming up Tuesday (9pm ET), Harris has big questions to answer in two areas that go to the heart of running America:
Why did President Biden’s top advisers routinely leak word they found her performance as vice president disappointing or episodically problematic?
How did her views change in five years, from liberal to centrist on health care, immigration and energy? Why should voters believe her new views are the ones she’d stick with inside the White House?
The backstory: Biden advisers often were frustrated with Harris’ performance as vice president. Their concerns fall into three buckets:
They found her public performances uneven and often not reassuring. This improved over time. But even recently, several on Biden’s team worried she’d struggle under the glare of national pressure.
They found her risk-averse to the point of paralysis. The issue she embraced most — abortion rights — is one with the least risk, as polls show Democrats with a huge advantage on the issue.
They worried about the high turnover rate among her staff. Of the 47 Harris staffers publicly disclosed to the Senate in 2021, only five still worked for her as of this spring. (This tally is incomplete because roughly half the staff isn’t listed on the Senate disclosures.)
Nine areas in which she’s shifted views or her current position is unknown:
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Banning plastic straws for environmental concerns. (She’s no longer for it, as Axios reported Thursday.)
A mandate for automakers to only make electric and hydrogen vehicles by 2035. (The Harris campaign won’t say whether she’s still for it.)
Banning fracking because of concerns over global warming and potential water contamination. (No longer favors a ban.)
A mandatory buyback program for assault weapons as part of her gun safety agenda. (She’s dropped this idea.)
Reparations for slavery, which many progressives argued for during the 2020 primary. (Position unclear.)
Building a wall on the Southwest border, a defining Trump promise that many Democrats have fought. (Accepted it as part of the bipartisan border package that Republicans killed.)
What they’re saying: Harris and her campaign haven’t provided many details explaining her policy shifts.
A Harris campaign aide explained to Axios that she’s no longer pushing Medicare for All because of what she learned during her four years of experience in the White House, and seeing how the Biden administration has expanded coverage through the Affordable Care Act.
Harris doesn’t think the disruptive process of replacing the private health care system is necessary to reach her vision of making health care a right not a privilege, the aide said.
Reality check: One of the features of her melded staff (Harris loyalists and Obama alumni, grafted onto existing Biden staffers) is that even some of her own staffers aren’t sure where she stands on a range of issues.
The other side: Over the past seven weeks, Trump has largely stuck to friendly interviewers in the right-wing bubble. This frustrates some Harris allies, who say Trump isn’t getting true scrutiny.
During that same period, he also held two press conferences with mainstream reporters, with a third scheduled Friday.
His running mate, Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio), routinely sits for tough interviews with mainstream reporters. Harris’ running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, hasn’t done a solo TV interview.
Behind the scenes: As Axios’ Sophia Cai has reported, Harris made a decision not to get too deep into specific policies because there wasn’t time.
The campaign needed to fundraise, reintroduce herself to America, introduce Walz — and help the Democratic ticket recover in states where Dems should win, but needed an electable alternative to Trump.
The result is lots of down-the-middle vagueness. That’s the case on the issue of whether Harris would require automakers to build only electric or hydrogen vehicles by 2035 — a position she took during her 2020 campaign for president.
For a story this week, Axios asked her campaign about the issue for six days before getting a “no comment.”
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That is the moral of Harris’ story – SHE IS A PHONY AND A MARXISTS – proven history.
Whoever is working this for Biden is absolutely an idiot by working against the Constitution.
Biden DOES NOT HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN. What does this idiot know about anything. That is why our country is sky high in debt. These people absolutely have no idea on how the government works.
Biden’s group are all WOKE DEI folks.
Time for a change. They keep doing the same HEAD KNOCKING/SPINNING THEIR WHEELS in the same mud puddle.
A U.S. District Judge on Thursday issued a temporary block on President Joe Biden’s latest student debt forgiveness plan, following a lawsuit filed by seven Republican-led states seeking to stop it.
Judge J. Randal Hall of Augusta, Georgia, ruled that the states had shown a strong likelihood of proving that the Education Department lacked the authority to cancel student loans under the plan, which the states argued was close to being implemented.
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., discusses the DOJ accusing Russia of attempting to influence the 2024 presidential election on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’
Why the big strokes on Russia; but, don’t seem to be bothered with Anti-Israel group funded by Soros with 60 BIDEN WHITE HOUSE VISITS?
That is not good! Soros has caused more trouble to our country than Russia.
No, the Democrat Marxists rigged the 2020 election and blamed others and now with the upcoming 2024 election they are looking to blame others for their cheating.
The real reasons for those 60 visits were probably to discuss how “the Democrats/Soros can rob Peter to pay Paul and win the 2020 election?”
Democrat Marxists number is in square one as the trouble maker.
Anti-Israel group funded by Soros gains influence with 60 Biden White House visits
Over the course of President Joe Biden‘s time in office, an anti-Israel group that receives large checks from Democratic megadonor George Soros has seen its top staffers score 60 trips to the White House for high-level meetings, according to records.
Officials at Emgage, a group that has promoted the anti-Israel Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement, have hobnobbed at the White House on at least 60 occasions combined since 2021, according to White House visitor logs reviewed by the Washington Examiner.
Emgage notably blamed Israel for allegedly provoking Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack last year and counts Khurrum Wahid, an attorney who was reportedlyplaced on a federal terrorist watch list and has a track record of associating with Muslim Brotherhood-linked groups, as one of its leaders.
The frequent White House visits illustrate how national anti-Israel groups havegainedinfluence and a seat at the policymaking table in the Biden-Harris administration. Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, much to the ire of Republicans and pro-Israel groups, continue to press for a ceasefire in the Middle East conflict.
On Sunday, Israeli forces announced they recovered the bodies of six Israeli hostages kidnapped by Hamas terrorists last year. The hostages were found in a tunnel in Rafah, a southern city in Gaza that Biden has urged Israel not to invade.
Emgage, which was formed in 2006, describes itself as “a family of organizations dedicated to building political power for Muslim Americans.”
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The Emgage umbrella includes Soros-backed nonprofit groups and a political action committee spending money in elections to boost Democrats such as Reps. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), Summer Lee (D-PA), and Susan Wild (D-PA), Federal Election Commission filings show. Emgage partners on initiatives with the Council on American-Islamic Relations and the Islamic Society of North America — two unindicted co-conspirators in a 2009 terrorism financing case.
Between 2021 and 2024, Emgage CEO Wa’el Alzayat, a former Obama State Department official, visited the White House at least 24 times, according to White House visitor logs.
Some of those visits have been with Biden, such as an Oct. 26 meeting in the Roosevelt Room attended by five people. Alzayat also appeared to have a one-on-one meeting with Middle East National Security Council coordinator Brett McGurk on Feb. 2 — the same day over 800 officials in the United States and Europe released a statement slamming Western governments for supporting Israel. The White House did not respond to a request for comment.
But the Emgage CEO’s White House access is no anomaly for the group.
On Emgage’s website, the group touts how it has held monthly meetings with the White House Presidential Personnel Office under Biden — an office “responsible for aiding the president in recruiting, vetting, and nominating over 4,000 political appointees throughout the federal government.”
Some individuals affiliated with Emgage have gone on to work in the Biden-Harris administration, including Emgage board member Farooq Mitha, who works in the Defense Department. Dilawar Syed, deputy administrator for the Small Business Administration, resigned from his Emgage board member role in 2021.
Iman Awad, Emgage’s deputy director and national legislative director, has visited the Biden White House 11 times, according to visitor logs.
Salima Suswell, a senior Emgage adviser who worked for Biden’s 2020 campaign, has visited the Biden White House six times. Suswell attended an April meeting with Biden and five others in the White House’s East Wing, according to visitor logs.
Other Emgage staffers that have scored White House visits include policy analyst Hanna Dasoo, organizing director Mohamed Gula, Florida organizer Zakir Shareef, Texas policy associate Niloufar Hafizi, senior adviser Debbie Almontaser, and others, according to a Washington Examiner review of visitor logs.
Emgage, which did not respond to a request for comment, has received millions of dollars over the years from Soros’s Open Society Foundations grantmaking network. It also gets checks from the Tides Foundation, a massive left-wing dark money group behind anti-Israel protests.
Iltefat Hamzavi, the Emgage Foundation’s board chairman, was also appointed in 2018 to the Islamic Society of North America’s board, tax records show.
Hamzavi was recently the president of a newspaper called the Muslim Observer, which publishes antisemitic articles — including a 2014 piece claiming that “Israel controls almost every aspect of American life from politics and government, to the economy they invest in, to the media they are exposed to.”
The outlet also published a 2014 article by Holocaust denier Kevin Barrett that blamed Israel for the 9/11 attacks on the U.S. and a 2021 article by Muslim religious leader Aslam Abdullah arguing the “U.S. backs Israel because both political parties are under the influence of Christians for Israel and Zionists.”
Farrukh Shamsi, another Emgage board member, has shared antisemitic content online, such as the conspiracy theory that Jews control the White House. He also promoted the conspiracy theory that there was no mass rape committed against Israeli women during the Oct. 7 attacks.
Emgage’s access to the White House concerns Richard Goldberg, a former member of the White House National Security Council who worked on the Iran portfolio.
“The degree to which the Biden-Harris administration has been penetrated by pro-Hamas organizations is simultaneously breathtaking and unsurprising,” said Goldberg, now senior adviser to the nonpartisan Foundation for Defense of Democracies think tank.
“Breathtaking that groups like this can sit with the president and his senior advisors; unsurprising when you look at the increasingly hostile policies and statements toward Israel these past few months,” Goldberg told the Washington Examiner.