It’s a brave shift to call for national cohesion and caution that your player is a tyrant while the candidate you replaced in a violent coup is dethroning the majority of the electorate.  ,
One month before Election Day, Vice President Kamala Harris used her” closing quarrels” in D. C. on Tuesday night to scarcely say that she’s the change prospect, that she is politics and unification, and that former President Donald Trump is tyranny and tyranny. She blatantly claimed that her boss, acting President Joe Biden, whose management has fiercely attempted to arrest its democratic foes, had pulled a Hillary Clinton.
” Donald Trump has no figure. He does n’t give a damn about the Latino community. … Just the other day, a speech at his march referred to Puerto Rico as a floating island of garbage. … The just wastes I see floating out there is his followers”, Biden told NBC News Senior , White House Correspondent Gabe Gutierrez.  ,
Biden was attempting to attack Trump at a protest on Sunday at Madison Square Garden, where insult-comedian Tony Hinchcliffe made fun of Puerto Rico’s incredibly serious trash problem.  ,
” There’s a lot going on. Like, I do n’t know if you know this, but there’s literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. I think it’s called Puerto Rico”, the actor said in an equal-opportunity dig. The hungry left, the Harris strategy, and their public relations operations inside corporate media made the joke a political talking point analogous to Trump’s indicate tweets, but Hinchcliffe made fun of everyone at the Trump rally.  ,
Biden’s offensive statement was suggestive of Hillary Clinton’s conversation at a New York City charity less than two weeks before the 2016 election that failed as a Democrat political member. In that speech, she said half of Trump’s supporters belong in a “basket of deplorables” . ,
The former secretary of state and the wife of a former Democrat president and alleged sex offender did n’t turn out so well for them.  ,
” We Are No Going Up,” the statement read.
And Harris ‘ talk about Trump as a danger to democracy was the stale, outdated talk that most Americans have heard from a plan that only exists because Democrat Party leaders elect Harris as their alternative candidate in July. Thus did the 14 million people who voted for Biden as their nomination. So much for the “defenders of democracy” . ,
Harris delivered her phony unity address in front of a “massive audience” at the Ellipse near the White House, which the companion press was forced to call out. By design, the location allowed Harris to pretend to speak calmly at the place where Trump addressed protesters on January 6, 2021, before the Capitol riots.
Between the vice president’s tentative plan music, lively light shows, neon wristbands adorning attendees, and a generally festive atmosphere, the vice president tried and failed to achieve a somber tone. In her campaign talk, she urged Americans to understand that Donald Trump is all about creating fear and division. Harris inserted her sniveling catchphrases of pleasure and family into her rambling interludes, but for the most part she spent the rest of the speech painting a frightful and gloomy image of America’s future with Trump as president.  ,
For every American, there is a choice between having a state that is rooted in liberty and one that is ruled by conflict and section, Harris said.  ,
She once more attacked the campaign’s claim that if elected, Trump did target his political foes. That was a wise decision of messaging from a prospect who has faithfully served an leadership that has prosecuted and persecuted its No. 1 political opposition and a lengthy series of conservatives.  ,
” The fact that one disagrees with us does not make them the army within”, Harris preached. She may let Biden’s Department of Justice harass the numerous parents who criticized far-left school policies and training because they criticized them.
As the evil president repeatedly portrayed Trump as a dictator and dictator in waiting, she insisted that it was “time to prevent pointing hands… and began locking hands.”
She claimed that it was “time for a new era of authority in America.” The idea that Harris is the change candidate may be the biggest rhetorical hole the vice president ripped through reality during her” closing arguments” for Americans who have endured pocketbook-breaking inflation, a border war, and general uncertainty driven by the Biden-Harris leftist plan and its accompanying problems of the past four years.
” We are not going back”, Harris declared, while asking Americans to return her to the White House, this time as president and leader of the free world.  ,
Matt Kittle covers The Federalist’s senior elections coverage. An award-winning investigative reporter and 30-year veteran of print, broadcast, and online journalism, Kittle previously served as the executive director of Empower Wisconsin.
