Duh: ‘Democrats Are Not Thrilled About Kamala’

“Democrats are not thrilled about Kamala, reads the headline from a Politico article Sunday.

Let me break the news to Politico: Democrats were never thrilled about Kamala. She’s an elitist politician who hides behind race and gender as cover for her incompetence.

Kamala Harris is the poster child for everything wrong with affirmative action.

Race and gender are not qualifications, skills, talent or personality traits.

The Washington Post and The New York Times reported Sunday that Democrat activists and party delegates are tepid at best on former Vice President Kamala Harris launching a gubernatorial bid.

Kamala Harris did not attend the CADEM Convention in Anaheim in person over the weekend – even though she lives in Los Angeles. Instead, as 4,000 party delegates gathered, “she spoke to them through a three-minute video address that drew tepid applause.”

How gracious of her.

As the Globe reported Monday, “her decision not to attend the CADEM convention held in Anaheim only increased the popularity in the gubernatorial races of the next top 8 candidates.”

Ouch. That’s gonna leave a mark.

Kamala Harris has only herself to blame for Democrats saying “meh” when her name is mentioned as a gubernatorial candidate, or presidential candidate – again.

In April when there appeared to be very few interested in Kamala running for President again, we reported:

Some of “her closest allies say she is leaning against another White House run in 2028 and, instead, toward a campaign for governor of California in 2026,” the New York Times reports on the future of Kamala Harris, because as Harris says, “You exist in the context of all in which you live and what you came before you.”

“Her political choice is binary, she has told people: She can run for governor or president, but not both.”

Duh. Did Kamala Harris write that line?

Remember, Kamala prolongs the life of luxury her campaigning affords her as long as there is even “talk” of her running – for anything:

Kamala Harris has a reputation for luxury living on campaign funds, she probably wants to keep the funding coming in. Going back to 2011, her spending on luxury hotels, first class airfares, and limousines raised eyebrows. As the Hill reported in 2015:

“Staff has always worried about Kamala’s spending, but she is adamant about using campaign money as she wants,” said a former aide, speaking on condition of anonymity.

“She treats the campaign like a personal checking account to fund a lifestyle she aspires to,” the former aide added.

Another ex-aide said that “Kamala demands a life of luxury.”

Perhaps her low polling numbers can be explained by some of her greatest lines?

“I can imagine what can be, and be unburdened by what has been,” she said repeatedly.

“I don’t know what’s wrong with you young people, you think you just fell out of a coconut tree,” Harris said during a speech.

“You exist in the context of all in which you live and what you came before you.”

“Who doesn’t love a yellow school bus, right? Can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus? Many of us went to school on the yellow school bus, right? It’s part of our experience growing up,” she said.

“Culture is — it is a reflection of our moment in our time, right? And in present culture is the way we express how we’re feeling about the moment,” Harris said.

“I love Venn diagrams,” Harris said. “Always ask, ‘Is there a Venn diagram for this?’ I’m telling you, it’s fascinating when you do. So, Venn diagram, those three circles, right?”

Also remember that Kamala has a lot of baggage:

In 2010, Kamala Harris, then-San Francisco District Attorney, was running for California Attorney General. And for some reason, her record of covering up sex abuse records belonging to the San Francisco Archdiocese was never part of the political news of her record.

And, she’s really rather incompetent:

 In 2010, a California superior court judge excoriated Harris’ office for failing to notify defense lawyers of known misconduct by a drug lab technician that later led the San Francisco police to shut down an entire section of the lab.

And, she’s really not very nice. Or ethical:

As California Attorney General Kamala Harris ordered a raid on the home of David Daledin, who in 2015 exposed Planned Parenthood officials openly discussing buying and selling the body parts and organs from aborted babies for research, through Undercover videos, I reported in 2017. Rather than opening an investigation into Planned Parenthood for trafficking in human body parts, California’s then-Attorney General Kamala Harris, a Democrat, filed charges against the undercover investigators, David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt of the Center for Medical Progress. Harris ordered Daleiden’s home to be raided, and using 11 agents, confiscated video research and evidence, in an attempt to prevent millions of people from seeing what actually goes on inside Planned Parenthood.

Can’t Democrats find a worthy candidate who doesn’t have a lengthy political trail of debauchery and overindulgence, criminal level cover-ups, ethical difficulties, serious dingbat moments, is politically inept, is really very unlikable and who goes through staff as if they are disposable paper plates?

Kamala Harris is such a repugnant buffoon, her polling is low and could end up being “lower than squid shit on the bottom of the ocean” (one of my dad’s best quotes). Listening to Kamala speak makes normal people plead for salt rubbed into an open wound; want to claw their own eyes out, stick bamboo shoots under their fingernails, or beg for a long, slow root canal. Eating Scottish haggis is more appealing.

Kamala epitomizes that incompetent state employee in your office who snores loudly through his morning nap, watches porn all afternoon, steals food from the lunchroom fridge, and gets promoted up and out of the office to become someone else’s problem. Kamala is as warm and sincere as… um… Joy Reid? Megan Markle? Hillary Clinton? Rachel Maddow? Tim Walz?

Her grift will continue as long as her consultants are well paid.

Or as Scott Adams aptly said: