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Let’s Not Elect This Lady

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Kamala Harris is supposedly the Democrat’s top presidential candidate for 2028. It’s early. A lot could change. I hope so.

On May 14th, The Rubin Report posted an article about some of Kamala Harris’ ideas if she becomes President:

The article reports:

Former Vice President Kamala Harris took part in a Zoom call Tuesday evening in which she laid out the Democrats’ future political playbook and called for a “no bad idea brainstorm.”

Harris then kicked off the brainstorm with several ideas that many voters, particularly conservative and traditional liberal Americans, would consider among the worst ideas. Harris, leaning into far leftist rhetoric, called for abolishing the Electoral College, packing the Supreme Court and giving Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico statehood. 

Her remarks, which lasted about 10 minutes, came during a nearly hourlong discussion held by LaTosha Brown on behalf of a group called Win With Black Women. Harris declared that the “United States Supreme Court had gutted the Voting Rights Act” with its recent ruling that congressional districts should not be drawn according to the racial makeup of a given area. “They are trying to take the power from the people,” Harris said. The failed 2024 presidential candidate’s solution is “Supreme Court reform,” she said, specifically calling for “expanding the court.” 

The article notes:

Harris has not declared herself a 2028 candidate for president yet, but she is behaving like one. At a speaking event in Las Vegas last week, Harris blasted President Trump and called the war with Iran “bulls**t.” At an event last month in Michigan, Harris unleashed a wild 20-minute-long rant in which she claimed Trump was the “most corrupt” president “in the history of the United States” and was forced into attacking Iran by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A few days earlier, she posted a video on social media bemoaning rising gas prices, but critics were quick to point out that gas prices under the Biden administration shot up much higher than they have since the war with Iran started. 

Some polls have shown her as the frontrunner to be the Democrat nominee for president in 2028, but a poll released this week showed Harris in third place, trailing AOC and Pete Buttigieg. Watch a clip from Harris’ remarks below and watch her entire appearance on the Zoom call here. 

Any one of these three candidates becoming President would be a nightmare!

Look For This Man On The 2028 Presidential Ticket

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It is very likely that JD Vance will be the Republican candidate for President in 2028. The Democrat candidate field is a lot more complicated. To name a few possible candidates, I expect to see Gavin Newsom, Mark Kelly, and Josh Shapiro. However, there is someone else quietly making moves who would be a much more viable candidate.

On Sunday, Hot Air reported the following:

One month later, another survey by the Journal showed that people are losing faith that they will achieve the American dream in their lifetime — and worse, they fear it will even be further out of reach for their children and grandchildren. This sentiment should concern leaders in both parties but in particular the Democrats, who have bottomed out with appealing to the middle-class voter.

No Democrat cringes more at those stats than former Illinois congressman, White House Chief of Staff and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel. Twenty years ago, he led the Democrats’ takeover of the House, and he is widely rumored to be considering a run for his party’s nomination for president in 2028.

Many smart Republicans will tell you privately that of all the folks throwing their name around as possible contenders, it is Emanuel, a brilliant political animal and tactician, whom they fear the most. Why?

Well, there is likely an entire generation of Democrats and journalists who might not know this, but his 2006 midterm election strategy of picking centrist candidates to run for the House in states such as Pennsylvania, Ohio and Tennessee in Republican-leaning districts gave his party the gavel for the first time in a dozen years.

Emanuel said in our interview that the survey numbers from the Journal told him a few important things but one above all: that Democrats really need to start addressing that it is unacceptable for the American dream to be inaccessible to so many.

Rahm Emanuel is a political force to be reckoned with. He is quietly preparing a path to the Democrat nomination for President. He is presenting himself as less radical than the other candidates and attempting to bring the Democrats who have defected to President Trump and Vice-President Vance back into the party. Actually, he is as radical as anyone in the current Democrat Party. Remember, he was a major player in the Obama administration that laid the foundation for a lot of the problems we have now–he was part of the group that enabled the government takeover of healthcare. He will bring back the days of racial division and unequal justice. Be aware that he is on the hunt for the nomination.

The Democrats Are Trying This Again

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Remember Beto O’Rourke? At one point he was going to be the future of the Democrat party. His real name was Robert Francis O’Rourke, but Beto was added to appeal to the ethnic population in Texas. The campaign to make him the future of the Democrat party was unsuccessful–there was just too much there that didn’t work. So they are doing it again with someone new.

On Sunday, Newsbusters reported:

If you thought that the effort to make Pete Buttigieg into a thing has waned or diminished in light of his tenure as Secretary of Transportation, think again. CBS Sunday Morning leveraged a treacly Father’s Day profile of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and husband Chasten into an infomercial hyping a 2028 presidential run. 

The article includes an interview of Pete Buttigieg by correspondent Jonathan Vigliotti. Somehow I doubt there were any questions regarding the Department of Transportation’s handling of the trail wreck in Palestine, Ohio.

The article concludes:

From there the interview goes into the adoption process and into exaggerated puffing up of Buttigieg’s tenure as Transportation Secretary, leading viewers to infer the construction of a private railway between Las Vegas and Los Angeles as an accomplishment of his own. It is then that the interview winds down at the Department of Transportation, and with Buttigieg’s emotional nonanswer on 2028.

The 2024 presidential campaign is in full swing but CBS, with its gross campaign infomercial, is enabling 2028 ambitions. Expect more of this as we get deeper into the cycle.

The silly season for 2028 has already begun.