As we reported, Vogue Magazine came out with a fawning cover Friday featuring Kamala Harris with the cringe headline, “KAMALA HARRIS, THE CANDIDATE FOR OUR TIMES.” She’s certainly a candidate of the times, but definitely not one for the times, as she has proven over and over.
Showing once again just how out of touch she is, Kamala sat for the photo shoot on Oct.7, the one-year anniversary of the savage Hamas terrorist attack on Israel. Seriously?
Meanwhile, as our Teri Christoph points out, the glamour puff-piece comes out even as bodies are still being recovered in the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton. This is leadership?
One of the paragraphs in the buttery article has a fellow named Scott Wiener—one of the most disturbing figures in California politics—praising Harris for her work as a San Francisco city attorney in the early 2000s:
“She was held in very high esteem in that office,” Scott Wiener, now a California state senator but then a junior lawyer with the city attorney, says.
Trust me, if you’re being praised by this sex-obsessed guy, you’re doing something very wrong. It also turns out that not everyone thought the team Harris was part of was worthy of being held in such “high esteem”:
Kamala Harris seeks to mobilize the African American vote with the promise of legalizing marijuana
Story by El Mundo
he Democratic candidate had already presented a plan with measures for African American men such as one million loans to entrepreneurs and investing more in training programs.
The Vice President of the United States and Democratic candidate for the White House, Kamala Harris, has taken a new step to try to regain the vote of African American men, some of whom are leaning towards her rival, Donald Trump, by stating that she will work to legalize recreational marijuana, which is still illegal in some states and at the federal level, as reported by Efe.
“I will work to decriminalize the recreational use of marijuana because we know how those policies have disproportionately affected Black men,” Harris stated in an interview with African American radio host Charlamagne tha God in Detroit, Michigan.
This classification, which labeled marijuana as a highly addictive drug, led to harsher sentences for those who consumed or sold it, resulting in disproportionate incarceration of Hispanic and African American minorities.
During the interview, Harris also discussed compensations for the African American community as a way to repair the historical damages caused by slavery.
I believe the number is 1500 black men she prosecuted and locked in california for possession of marijuana