First, take a look at how Kamala Harris explained her attack on Biden during the Democratic debates in light of her now accepting the VP spot on his ticket: Ha ha ha. So funny I forgot to laugh, as my … Continue reading →
A lot of people on the right are salivating about Joe Biden’s naming of Kamala Harris for VP, because she’s so loaded with baggage. Roger Kimball, for example, has this to say: She’s the one who, as California’s Attorney General, … Continue reading →
She couldn’t get any traction in the primaries, except by trashing Biden. So somehow it’s a perfect pick for the way 2020 has been going: Joe Biden (or those telling him what to do)
Continue reading →In National Review John McCormack tackles the question of why Harris’s poll numbers have been falling after an early rise. His answer involves her back-and-forth waffling on busing and Medicare for All, as well as her record as a prosecutor. … Continue reading →
If you watched the Democratic debate—or if you merely read about it, as I did—you probably noticed that long-chancer Tulsi Gabbard went after Kamala Harris in a big way, and by all accounts scored a takedown. At Legal Insurrection, Professor … Continue reading →
If anyone wants a new thread to comment on tonight’s debate, here it is. ADDENDUM: Goodness gracious: Former Vice President Joe Biden may have lost the second round of Democratic debates before the debate even began. When Sen. Kamala Harris … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I used to spell it “bussing,” but I’m choosing to move with the times here. Each spelling has its own problems. “Busing” makes it seem as though it should be pronounced like part of the word “abusing.” But “bussing,” … Continue reading →
Like most Americans, I didn’t watch it. But I have read about it (like most Americans?), and the consensus in the press is that Kamala Harris was the winner. My guess is that, at this point, it matters but not … Continue reading →