In the end, it wasn’t even close.
As bad a candidate for president as Hillary Clinton proved to be, Kamala Harris has surpassed Crooked Hillary for ineptitude, incompetence, and inadequacy on the campaign trail.
From her incoherent word salads to her puddle-sized understanding of the issues, Harris is dumber than Hillary, more boring than Hillary, and, ultimately, far more dangerous to the future of the United States and the world than Hillary Clinton.
This is not an exaggeration. After putting her up for president, the Democrats should be arrested for impersonating a political party. Unvetted by the electorate, Kamala Harris was manufactured in a media lab, probably at Columbia but the evidence is lacking. She’s a Frankenstein monster whose personae have been carefully assembled, piece by piece, to reflect an America that doesn’t exist except in the fever dreams of left-wing radicals.
Certainly, as far as the Democrats are concerned, she’s a dream come true. She checks off three — count ’em, three — “identity boxes.” She’s a woman, she’s black, and she’s Asian. That trifecta of identities alone is worth 50 million votes. […]
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