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YIKES! Kamala Harris a “Danger” as President | Left-Wing FREAKOUT

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well just as covid tests are coming back

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after the Democratic National Committee

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showing quite frankly a spike of covid

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results at the event The Economist which

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absolutely despises Donald Trump and

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leans

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left just hosed kamla Harris this was

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shocking to me I listened to the

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economist an audio form and I had to

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pull up these articles because I just

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couldn't believe what I heard they went

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as far as calling kamla Harris a danger

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and the details of it blew my mind

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because I know on oneand they don't like

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Trump so maybe this is a warning to Caba

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or it's a sign of something worse but

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for what it's worth here we go The

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Economist kamla Harris can beat Trump

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but how would she govern now the article

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headline doesn't seem that bad but it's

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f under personality and policy which you

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know I like peee so it's perfect all

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right let's get into it so they start

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off by saying ah kamla Harris she gave

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us her background she worked at

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McDonald's blah blah blah blah blah okay

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where is the meat of it here we go I'm

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going to read it to you because honestly

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they say it really well unfortunately

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how that would translate into a Harris

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presidency remains disconcertingly vague

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that is all of this background how that

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would translate right she has reasons

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for building her campaign around

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personality policy can be a liability Mr

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Trump is no wonk and with him as an

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opponent Character Matters in other

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words hey you know she's got the

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character maybe to beat Trump she

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doesn't have some of the charges or

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allegations that Trump passed but what

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about policy like you know it's kind of

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important when it comes to President

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right yet worryingly her tactics may

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also signal something fundamental about

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her personality hm okay in the Biden

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Administration kamla Harris was

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overshadowed she has taken few questions

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from reporters and her policy platform

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was mostly inherited from her boss Joe

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Biden and it's even sparer than Donald

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Trump's policy platform when she takes

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positions such as vowing to deal with

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corporate price gauging

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uh gauging I said gauging it's gouging

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but she actually said gauging so it was

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stuck in my memory she misspoke and said

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gauging it's gouging but anyway when she

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takes position positions such as vowing

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to deal with corporate price gouging

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they may not be expressions of her

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political beliefs in so much as campaign

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Maneuvers designed to Plate voters

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worried about the cost of living in

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other words people bag on Trump

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sometimes for they call him saying

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anything Donald like I'll just say

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anything to get votes The Economist

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which generally supports the left and

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and frankly

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Democrats is here saying that kamla

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Harris might just be saying stuff to

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Plate people because she doesn't have an

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actual policy to

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enact our briefing this week sets to

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make sense of all of this in the Senate

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and as a politician in California Mr

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Harris gave us some Clues she is not one

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of those career individuals who has deep

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convictions or inner core beliefs

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instead just like Mr Biden she positions

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herself slightly to the left of center

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and then adjusts as that Center evolves

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worse than Joe Biden her policies on the

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economy and on Foreign Affairs seem to

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be unanchored now this is where it gets

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scary pragmatism has its virtues in a

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politician in other words being

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practical and negot NE iations or

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whatever else has its virtues Mr Trump

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may call Mrs Harris a communist but she

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is no ideologue in other words she's

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probably not a communist but listen to

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this her positions as a primary

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candidate in 2019 included a

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single-payer Health Care System

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outlawing fracking and decriminalizing

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crossing the border illegally in other

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words letting people cross the border

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illegally now Mrs Harris has abandoned

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all of that into 2024 suggesting all of

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her previous policy was never serious

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her recent anti-price gouging proposal

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would be hard to enact and she is

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probably not about to launch a crusade

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against Corporate America pragne ISM

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also means that Mrs Harris is open to

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other people's ideas there is reason to

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think that in foreign policy and the

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environment she will be set out to

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create continuity in other words just do

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what Biden did before for her okay but

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when pragmatism signals a lack of

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thought through principles in other

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words if you reach into your bag of

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principles and you don't have any there

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you just kind of do what other people

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tell you to do you know whatever Nancy

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Pelosi tells you to do on the phone or

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you know when Joe Biden wakes up what he

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tells you to do it can quote spell

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danger The Economist is literally

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calling the Democratic nominee a danger

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and they lean left and I hate Donald

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Trump's guts every day the president has

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to handle politically charged problems

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that have no simple solution in this Mrs

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Harris's weakness for bad ideas and

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political gimmicks threatens to be a

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liability the claim of PR price gouging

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is simply not supported by evidence but

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it nonetheless erodes the faith in

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capital markets open markets this is

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intense they're basically calling her

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somebody without

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ideals without

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principles without a backbone and

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somebody who could be a liability in

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foreign policy and on the

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economy on top of that somebody who

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doesn't believe in open markets which

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make America prosperous as The Economist

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they also argue that these $25,000 home

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buyer grants are supposed grants are

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supposed to help first-time home buyers

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yet she also succeeds in her plan to

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increase yet unless rather she also

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succeeds in her plan to increase the

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supply of housing a tall order subsidies

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would just simply raise the prices of

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homes making homes more unaffordable not

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more

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affordable then when it comes to raising

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the child tax credit The Economist

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argues how is she going to deal with a

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budget deficit of 7% of GDP because

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their failure to finance it through

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taxes would be rash and

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inflationary the only way The Economist

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would recommend Harris is as an

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alternative to Trump they again they

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they don't really like Trump right but

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when there's a criticism from the left

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of KLA Harris I'm like oh that's

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interesting it's not like I'm reading

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Fox News here which you know says bad

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things about KLA Harris every day this

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is a left of center economic magazine

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and they actually have really good stuff

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which is why I listen to them which is

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why I pay attention to what they say to

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get their perspective likewise without

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strong fundamental beliefs and a set of

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guiding principles they're basically

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calling her empty the president can

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easily be blown off course by events

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when presidents are reactive or

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indecisive they may be challenged abroad

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this is a reference to Putin maybe

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challenging her or xiin Bing or Kim

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Jong-un or

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whatever if Mrs Harris struggles to knit

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together her biography her principles

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and her policies she will also struggle

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in a president's crucial role explaining

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to the no Nation how it should fight an

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adversary her overriding task is to

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defeat Trump and it's a vital one again

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this is where they show that they're

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anti-trump

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right now what else they say is should

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Harris's personality lose its power to

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propel her campaign forward in other

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words should that sort of like initial

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sugar high of the Harris campaign and

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the Harris personality and you know

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somebody who can actually like stay

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awake for a debate or whatever lose

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value policy could be the only way to

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revive her campaign they say imagine if

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her whole platform were like her

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position on women's Reproductive Rights

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where her policy is clearly derived from

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principles and set out from her own

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experiences now this isn't a video about

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abortion it's just simply to say they're

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like look she has a very clear stance on

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abortion and women's rights and

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codifying access to abortion but she

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doesn't have that for the other elements

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of her policy and that's really bad

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because it potentially leaves you with a

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back boneless leader now there's

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actually surprisingly a second piece

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from The Economist on this I mean I'm

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anyway Mrs Harris in short would like to

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fight the election on Broad values

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rather than nitty-gritty proposals okay

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interesting her her stance is not

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explained even though her thinking has

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evolved so in other words why why have

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you flip-flopped on so many positions

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but you're not giving us very very clear

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details her campaign website just like

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Mr Biden's doesn't have any policy at

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all at least Donald Trump has some like

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The Economist is literally having to go

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out of their way to go I mean Trump has

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some policy why don't you it's

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crazy uh it's funny as I'm watching as

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I'm talking about this oh they removed

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the banner uh fo Fox just had a little

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banner up there Joy is not a policy I

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flip between them during the day between

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uh CNN and fox and MSNBC and Bloomberg

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and CNBC and stuff so I just flip around

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but anyway saw that as I was filming

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this I'm like oh yeah Newsome exposes

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undemocratic Democrat deal making well

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that's not a

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surprise I ran against that guy for

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governor the stuff they do in California

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is entertaining but anyway Democrats are

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so elated that their candidate can speak

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in complete sentences that few are

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inclined to press her to take stances

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she would find awkward Mr Trump's loud

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protest about her vague agenda and the

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dirth of media interviews have fallen on

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DEA years uh this is basically a way of

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saying that the kamla Harris campaign

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isn't reacting to and and therefore

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turning around and going to do more

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interviews it's kind of like okay is

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that all you got and they're kind of

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kind of letting it roll off the back so

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to speak anyway uh K Harris tries to

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discuss the possibility of project 2025

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which they rightfully say that Trump has

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disowned and when she gave her speech in

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Raleigh North Carolina where she was

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supposed to give an economic agenda she

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basically gave us the populist we're

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going to prevent price scouching

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discussion so then you look a little bit

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deeper into her history The Economist

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here argues that K Harris opposed trade

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deals such as Mr Obama's

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TPP and Donald Trump's

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usmca saying that protections for

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workers and the environment were

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inadequate as VP she traveled the world

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uh on behalf of Biden to help alleviate

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problems fueling migration from El

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Salvador Guatemala and Honduras remember

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do not come anyway but the Biden

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administration's big foreign policy

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challenges the withdrawal from

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Afghanistan support for Ukraine Israel

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Hamas competition with China those

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weren't up to kamla those were up to

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people like Jake Sullivan and Anthony

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blinkin Bill Burns now you could argue

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that you don't like those people but the

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point here is to say that it wasn't KLA

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uh and and this piece really goes on to

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say like hey at some point you have to

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stop dodging the Press at some point you

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have to acknowledge that we hit a record

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number of people arrested trying to

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cross the border illegally last year 2.5

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million just last year and the fact is

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even if kala were to win Republicans are

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likely to win the Senate so you're

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probably not going to get much done

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which might mean a coma candidacy could

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end up if she wins in sort of a lame

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duck presidency where you don't have the

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power to push through large initiatives

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now for many especially those in the

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stock market that could actually be seen

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as desirable because then you don't have

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to worry about policy change stock

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market kind of likes that but for voters

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people want to hear what actual policy

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should we be looking for and what are

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the details of that now I understand K

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Harris's campaign is still somewhat

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young but let's be real when you're

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looking at her campaign being let's say

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35 days old and we've got like 90 days

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or less to go to the election then what

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you're really talking about is having

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burned 25% of the comma Harris campaign

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time not discussing details of

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policy that's

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scary so we do have a debate coming up

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on September 10th which is the day after

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the Apple event on uh September 9th

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obviously I mean I'll be covering these

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live as much as I can apple likes to

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take down those sort of event coverage

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videos so I might have to cover it

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afterwards but yeah we're only 70 days

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away from the election right now which

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is crazy which means if we actually

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spent 35 days let's say not talking

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policy 35 out of 105 from cell Harris

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puts this at 33% exactly 1third of the

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time that she had to campaign she has

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not gone into policy details so then it

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just turns into okay I guess we're going

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to go into the election with a

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personality and a smile and hope and

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optimism versus actual policy and I

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guess it's going be a vote for Trump or

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not Trump which is mind-blowing to me

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because Americans should be voting on

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policy anyway like I said if you need

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