Staff Reports
Kamala Harris has once again found herself knee-deep in questionable narratives, this time concerning her purported history of flipping burgers at McDonald’s. While many might dismiss her claims as mere embellishments, the evidence suggests that this story may be as fabricated as her positions on many economic issues. When pieced together, various inconsistencies and gaps in her account paint a picture that raises the eyebrow of anyone not blinded by partisan loyalty. Perhaps the Vice President is auditioning for a role in a political drama instead of sticking with reality.
Her recent comments about housing make it apparent that she has absolutely no grip on economic principles. It appears she is more interested in promoting her socialist agenda than understanding how to help the average American family. Ignoring the consequences of soaring inflation and rampant price increases—initiatives that her administration has had a hand in—Harris seems blissfully unaware, or perhaps uninterested, in the light of economic truths. This lack of accountability only strengthens the case that her McDonald’s memories might not just be exaggerated; they could be completely fabricated for political gain.
If you subscribe to or donate to Free Beacon, today is a good day to re-evaluate that decision. They published a hit piece implying VP Kamala Harris lied about working at McDonald's because it's not on her post college resume. Who puts minimum wage jobs on a post college resume? https://t.co/YlRYlKoT69 pic.twitter.com/VZuqIiDp0W
— Fly Sistah 🪷 (@Fly_Sistah) August 29, 2024
Meanwhile, California Governor Gavin Newsom is kicking things up a notch with yet another jaw-dropping proposal—this time to raise gas prices through a special legislative session. This move is a testament to the fact that Newsom will do everything in his power to placate the climate change brigade, even if it means further burdening Californians who are already financially strapped. The notion that he would seek to raise costs while claiming to fight price gouging is a level of cognitive dissonance that could only inhabit the liberal echo chamber.
On Capitol Hill, while the summer lull lingers on, Congress is still buzzing with some exciting—though perhaps concerning—business. House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan has issued subpoenas related to Loren Merchan, the daughter of the judge from Trump’s recent trial. It appears that the Democrats’ obsession with Trump has entered a new realm of desperation. This congressional inquiry raises questions about the impartiality of the Judiciary and the lengths to which some lawmakers will go to smear their political enemies.
As the day’s events unfold, the big showdown remains between Vice President Harris and Donald Trump. While Harris makes her rounds in the South, clutching at straws to rally support, Trump continues to fire up his base with town halls that resonate with working-class Americans. The stark contrast between Harris’ scripted appearances and Trump’s engaging rallies provides a compelling snapshot of the current political landscape. It seems that as long as Harris continues to weave her fanciful tales, she will remain firmly in Trump’s shadow, unable to find her footing amidst the sobering economic realities she and her party have spawned.
