Staff Reports
Kamala Harris is back in the spotlight again, and once again it’s for all the wrong reasons. Her recent blunder suggesting she would like another debate with the “former vice president” reveals just how out of touch she truly is. For those who might have missed it, Donald Trump was not simply a vice president; he served as the president. It raises an eyebrow and leaves many wondering: does Kamala even know who her opponents are? If she’s confused about the title of a former president, perhaps she’d be more suited for a debate with Mike Pence, the actual former vice president, instead.
In a baffling display of either poor planning or sheer desperation, Harris recently appeared in a Zoom event hosted by Oprah, where it became painfully obvious that the audience wasn’t as diverse as they hoped. Viewers quickly noticed the same faces appearing repeatedly, casting a pall over the whole event. Did they run out of supporters? Or was this just another example of how the left struggles to find genuine enthusiasm for their candidates? Either way, it raises questions about the authenticity of their public support—something the Democrats seem to have no shortage of when it comes to empty seats and awkward silences.
Ok, how can you not know who it is you want to debate??🙄 What an idiot! SMH 🤦♀️ She really can’t speak without a script or teleprompter! 🫢 Kamala, Trump is the former President..not Vice President.. & soon to be President again!🙏🇺🇸❤️ pic.twitter.com/Q3fpnHzPhB
— PammsyNow (@NowPammsy) September 23, 2024
In another story highlighting the clash between values and modern culture, an Idaho bar owner has faced excommunication from his church simply for standing up for his Christian beliefs. Fitzpatrick, a local hero to many, has defied the odds and societal pressure to maintain his principles. It’s a sobering reminder of the trials faced by those who dare to uphold their beliefs in a world that increasingly dismisses them. The left may preach tolerance, but when it comes to real convictions, it seems their “tolerance” is pretty selective.
On the Hill, the day’s main event is a House Committee on Rules meeting, which promises to be as eventful as watching paint dry. Meanwhile, Congress has reached a temporary deal on the spending bill, which kicks the can down the road for yet another three months. Individuals might feel a sense of déjà vu; it’s that familiar tactic of postponing major decisions until after the next election. This kind of political maneuvering only reinforces the perception that lawmakers seem more interested in political survival than actually tackling the crucial issues facing the nation.
As for those in the White House, President Joe Biden is busy with his schedule, starting with a championship visit, which is an odd priority when discussing pressing national concerns. While Biden meets with dignitaries, the Vice President is back in DC after her weekend break, preparing for meetings that likely won’t amount to much substantive discussion. The Second Gentleman, Doug Emhoff, is hitting the campaign trail in Texas. Meanwhile, former President Trump is set to hold a rally in Indiana, with Senator JD Vance making a stop in North Carolina. With the Democrats scrabbling for attention and support, Trump’s events continue to draw crowds that are anything but uninspired, showcasing a stark contrast between the parties’ respective energies. As the day unfolds, it’s clear the political landscape remains as charged and divided as ever.
