Well, yeh, there is that. Larry Hogan would be a usual suspect as well, except he will probably win his Senate race so does not need to disgrace himself that way.
I watched that Harris "interview." CNN softballed them and fluffed their campaigns up as to be expected. But I found it depressing. Walz is clearly an oaf. Kamala looked diminutive. You could say "well she can't help that." Not true. She looked dumpy and had a muddy mind so that made her look smaller than life. Pretty sad for the country, knowing how the voters relate/don't relate to her. She is good to go short term, but longer term they just crash and end out shaking their head. Being black and sitting down when you pee is not good enough. I am not up for it after what we just went through with Biden. Months and months and months of watching the news and asking yourself how far gone in the head he is. Kamala offers no relief from that. Iranians are getting giddy over Kamala though. They are suggesting that they might be interested in a new Nuke Deal. Heh. If a dem president is elected, they certainly are. Billions and billions and billions more will be stuffed up their arse to halt nuke development, all while they are almost there. Just a little more time and money needed. That's why Allah gave them the Dems.
Must kill MAGA's and the phony narrative that they swallow from The Bankruptcy King:- US PCE core unchanged at 2.6% yoy, vs exp 2.7% yoy https://www.actionforex.com/live-comments/565796-us-pce-core-unchanged-at-2-6-yoy-vs-exp-2-7-yoy/ US personal income rose 0.3% mom or USD 75.1B in July, above expectation of 0.2% mom. Spending rose 0.5% mom or USD 103.8b, matched expectations. PCE price index rose 0.2% mom, while core PCE (excluding food and energy)rose 0.2% mom, both matched expectations. Prices for goods decreased by less than -0.1% and prices for services increased 0.2%. Food prices increased 0.2% and energy prices increased by less than 0.1%. From the same month one year ago, PCE price index rose 2.5% yoy, unchanged from June’s reading, below expectation of 2.6% yoy Core PCE price index rose 2.6% yoy, unchanged from June’s reading, below expectation of 2.7% yoy. Prices for goods decreased by less than -0.1% and prices for services increased 3.7%. Food prices increased 1.4% and energy prices increased 1.9% .