Life imitates art. In Joe’s defense, I think he actually believes the accounts of his past he treats us to.
Well duh. Whaddaya expect from a women who's good at only 1 thing in life and that 1 thing has nothing to do with politics.
Do we really know if she is even good at that? I mean, sure, she was good enough for Willie Brown, but maybe he had no decent points of comparison.
As a former legislative aide in the Texas Capitol, I can tell you that it actually does have quite a bit to do with politics. There are a ton of Kamala Harrises in politics. In fact, they're a dime a dozen. There just aren't nearly as many Willie Browns to go around.
I don't like Kamala Harris, but a little respect where it's due. Willie Brown was the Speaker of the California Assembly for fifteen years and leveraged that for everything it was worth. That means he got more *** than a toilet seat and not just your usual cute chicks. He was probably scoring move stars and supermodels. Keep in mind that this was before California started turning itself into a third-world country. If Kamala Harris was one of his top skanks (which she clearly was considering what he did for her), then she must have been unbelievably good at it. She must have been doing some serious ***-tickling, ball-buzzing, and probably some really crazy **** that we don't even know about. So she's a disastrous VP, but at that one thing, she is probably top tenth of one percent good.
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I'd let her go down on me. She's not good for much else although that does qualify her for VP status these days....
Honestly, that would be a perfectly defensible answer if they had taken that approach from the beginning. Back when the story first broke, they should have said, "Hunter's a grown-*** man. We don't know anything about his laptop, and we have no idea if the story is credible." But instead, they engaged the self-righteous, garbage narrative that it was all "misinformation." Well, if you inject yourself into a controversy when you think it benefits you, people aren't going to easily let you out of it when it turns out that you were full of **** the whole time.
Pretty simple. She wasn't as good as Kamala Harris was. That's the point I made above. Guys like Willie Brown and Bill Clinton have legions of skanks trying to blow them for favors and connections. If she was able to distinguish herself from that massive cavalcade of skanks, she must have been spectacularly good at what she did. If this VP thing went south (kinda already has), she could become a porn actress tomorrow.
Well I’d say she differentiated herself and her blue dress. She nearly brought down a presidency with her skills.
Yeah, but she was indiscreet and blew their cover. That's a demerit if you're trying to skank your way to the top.
We have been told that AOC et al are marginal and of no concern. We were told this by Liberals. Democratic Exodus From Congress Could Supercharge the Squad The Trump haters are Squad lovers. Your comments against Trump are comments for the Squad. What they say is what you want. There is no other way to describe it because it was obvious all along, the Squad and others (Beto) was clearly the future for the Democratic Party and the emotionally impaired people who hated Trump failed to see it.
AOC-style socialism is the future of the Democratic Party. It'll take time for that to show up at the national level, but it's gaining momentum at the congressional level. What's remarkable is who's now framed as right-leaning. Joe Crowley (AOC's predecessor) wasn't a conservative or moderate Democrat. He was a liberal Democratic machine politician like Chuck Schumer, the Cuomos, and a whole mess of other New York Democrats. Ditto for Eliot Engel, who was ousted by Jamaal Bowman and John Yarmuth (likely to be replaced by a Justice Democrat). Mike Capuano (ousted by Ayannah Pressley) was more liberal than any of them. Some of these guys didn't hate Jews as much as the Justice Democrats do, but they were pretty solid liberals. And Val Demmings (being replaced by a Justice Democrat), Marcia Fudge (ditto), Donald Payne (being primaried by Imani Oakley), and Lacy Clay (lost to Cori Bush) were members of the Congressional Black Caucus and solid members of the party's liberal wing. There was nothing moderate or conservative about any of them, but they're being framed as right-leaning or otherwise too conservative. It would be like if Dan Crenshaw, Jim Jordan, and Chip Roy were being primaried and framed as liberal sellouts.
They are Kamikazi's. You can add Henry Cuellar from my hometown to the list. He is a "conservative" Democrat. They don't like that he is realistic about the border crisis. They propped up one of their own against him. She was a flame-thrower and thank god enough of my Latino friends saw through it.
I have no idea how Biden is handling Putin, but if Biden is treating him as if he had his hand up Trump's *** and prevented Hillary from winning the election, then maybe, just maybe, Joe isn't being very polite.
Cuellar is getting primaried again. He's walking the tightrope. He knows that he's in exactly the kind of district that was once reliably blue but that the national Democratic Party is doing everything it possibly can to alienate. Biden carried it, but the trend is pretty easy to see. (If the California GOP wasn't such a dumpster fire, they could probably exploit this in a few districts as well, but I wouldn't hold my breath.) It's not going to be in their column very long, so he's triangulating from them and staying closer to the district's views on the border and on cultural issues. He isn't conservative enough to switch parties, so it's the most he can do. It'll probably work for Cuellar. He knows the district and that area better than anyone, having held elected office there since the mid-'80s, and outside of the freak wing of the Democratic Party, he's pretty respected across the board. He's 66 years old now, and he could probably keep it up until he's ready to retire in the next 10 - 20 years. If he somehow lost the primary to a God-hating open borders advocate, he could probably win as an Independent.
