Kamala Asked If It Bothers Her To Be ‘Affirmative Action Hire,’ Gives Word Salad Answer In a profile by the New York Times, Vice President Kamala Harris was asked how she feels about the narrative that she was selected because she's black and a woman. Her answer was not exactly intelligible. The profile, published this week, examines Harris's struggles with low favorability and a rocky reputation. The Times profiler, Astead Herndon, asked Harris how she feels about the perception that President Joe Biden picked her as an "affirmative-action hire" for the role of vice president. "He chose a Black woman. That woman is me," Harris said. "So I don’t know that anything lingers about what he should choose. He has chosen." Herndon also asked Harris what her response is to people who ask, "What does Vice President Kamala Harris bring to the ticket?" "Were you in this room of 2,000 people?" Harris said in the interview, which took place after Harris participated an event for a gun control group. "Did you see them cheering and standing? ... That's what I say." The profile comes as Harris has faced record low approval ratings and ridicule over her frequent word salads and mistakes.
Biden & Kamala were chosen by WEF/Obama/Clintons to be in office because they'll follow orders & do what their puppet masters tell them to do. Biden is too old and Kamala is clueless so in case Biden didn't get to the end of his term they (WEF & Co.) didn't want someone in office smart enough to question their orders. Let the Dem arrows fly.
https://news.yahoo.com/trump-calls-hezbollah-smart-hitting-030710777.html Hezbollah is very smart attacking Israel from the North”. Trump To Trump, are Hezbollah, ISIS, Hamas, Al Caida, Taliban, al Nusra, Kurds, ect all the same?
Affirmative Action? “Report: Jared Kushner’s $2 Billion Saudi Check Appears Even More Comically Corrupt Than Previously Thought “The reason this smells so bad is that there is all sorts of evidence he did not receive this on the merits.” BY BESS LEVIN MAY 23, 2022 WASHINGTON, DC - JULY 24: White House Senior Advisor and President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner reads a statment in front of West Wing of the White House after testifying behind closed doors to the Senate Intelligence Committee about Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election at the White House July 24, 2017 in Washington, DC. In a statement released before the meeting, Kushner said he met with people who represented or may have represented the Russian government four times. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)MARK WILSON Back in April, The New York Times reported that Jared Kushner’s four years of Saudi ass-kissing and murder-excusing had paid off in the form of a $2 billion investment from the kingdom‘s sovereign wealth fund to his newly formed private equity firm. That struck a lot of people—ethics officials among them—as pretty shady given that far from having impressed would-be clients with his investing prowess, the panel that performs due diligence for the Saudi fund concluded that no one in their right mind would give the former first son-in-law a dime. Among other concerns, the panel noted that management was “inexperience[d],” that the kingdom would be responsible for “the bulk of the investment and risk,” that its fee seemed “excessive,” and that the firm’s operations were “unsatisfactory in all aspects.” Given those reservations, it warned that the country’s Public Investment Fund should stay far, far away from Kushner’s firm—a recommendation that was overturned by the fund’s board, which happens to be led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, i.e., the guy who approved a plan to kidnap, kill, and dismember a journalist via bone saw and benefited from Kushner’s unwavering support within the White House and reportedinsistence that the prince could “survive the outrage just as he [had] weathered past criticism.” (Again, just so it‘s abundantly clear, the “outrage” and “criticism” were over a Saudi dissident and U.S. resident being chopped up into pieces.) https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2022/05/jared-kushner-affinity-partners-saudi-arabia