What Donald Trump should be wary of in the debate with Kamala Harris – RT World News

Mark your calendars, ladies and gentlemen, Kamala Harris has done something extraordinary. She has become the only candidate in half a century to be the presidential nominee without winning a single primary vote. vice He got enough delegate votes in the virtual voting process to become the official Democratic candidate. It's interesting how No Winning votes has had a strange way of bringing this severely unqualified woman closer to the Oval Office.

But the shock and awe don’t end there, so it’s recommended to take a seat. The monstrous media company, absolutely legitimate and with a bloody hand on its heart, reports: Harris is now more popular than Joe Biden or Donald Trump have been at any point in the 2024 election cycle.

Yes, a Morning Consult poll of 11,538 registered voters conducted July 26-28 found that 50 percent have a favorable view of the sitting vice president, while 46 percent have an unfavorable view. According to the pollster, “Harris’ 4-point net favorability rating is a higher rating than either Biden or Trump have had this entire cycle.”

Does anyone really believe any of this, other than those people who would rather see Donald Duck, for example, as commander-in-chief than Donald J. Trump?

By the way, let’s not forget that this is the same incredible, super-sensational candidate whose presidential dreams were (temporarily) demolished in less than five minutes by a tenacious Tulsi Gabbard during the 2020 Democratic primary debates. The problem, however, had nothing to do with the Deep State’s deeply unsympathetic darling, of course, but rather with a little problem known in the world of politics as cash flow, the primary lubricant responsible for bringing the most despicable people into positions of power over the years.

As CNBC reported shortly after the debate debacle, “[w]With Harris trailing former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, among others, some of Harris’ top fundraisers have struggled to convince members of their networks to write checks to her campaign. In some cases, many of her supporters have told the campaign they won’t host events for her.

Now, just four years later, with no serious project to call her own, money is no longer an issue for Kamala Harris, the Black and Asian-American woman who is the Democratic Party’s top hire on equality, equity, and inclusion. Harris’ campaign announced over the weekend that it had raised $310 million in July — more than double what Trump raised last month — which points strongly to the obvious: For some reason, the money and media machine is running on overdrive for the political left, as it has since time immemorial, and woe betide the mortal who thinks this has anything to do with the power-hungry vultures perched on Capitol Hill, waiting for their next feeding time.

And this is where Trump has every reason in the world to distrust media merchants, even if they are the ones notorious traitors on Fox News, which is playing the role of “neutral” referee in the upcoming debates. As proof, as if it were needed, here is something Harris, and not an AI-generated lookalike, said just a few days ago during a rally:

“Donald Trump doesn’t care about border security; he only cares about himself” The invisible border tsar told a crowd of adoring followers. “And when I'm president, I'll really work to solve this problem.”

The fact that Kamala Harris is able to say such nonsense without anyone responding or laughing at her shows that the media is seriously manipulating the American people and is not playing fair with Trump.

But in the eternal struggle against left-wing media forces, Trump has a knack for being his own personal Darth Vader, particularly in his willingness to speak his mind and occasionally the truth, no matter who it hurts. In a less stupid time, that was known and accepted as candor.

Consider, for example, the extremely hostile interview the former president gave during a conference of the National Association of Black Journalists last week.

“I have known her for a long time, indirectly.” Trump said this regarding his political opponent. “She always had Indian ancestry and she just promoted that ancestry. I didn’t know she was black until a few years ago when she became black and now she wants to be known as black.”

“I respect both of them” He added, “But obviously she doesn’t, because she was Indian through and through, and all of a sudden, she turned black… Someone should look into that, too.”

“Is she Indian or is she black?” -he asked, completely unfazed despite the whistles from the crowd.

In these times of maddening diversity, this is not the first time a politician has been criticized for not being Indian, Black, Sequoia or whatever. In 2019, Senator Elizabeth Warren went through the embarrassment of a DNA test to prove that she was, as many suspected from the start, a very white Democrat from Massachusetts and not a member of the Cherokee Nation tribe. However, the question of race was not so obvious when it came to Harris. In this case, Trump provided his opponent (and the upset media) with an unnecessary box of free ammunition by questioning Harris’s Black identity while the cars loomed over her. And as much as it would be entertaining to continue the line that Harris has hidden 50% of her racial lineage for most of her life, that would be distorting the facts.

Harris, 59, is the daughter of a Jamaican father and an Indian mother, both legal immigrants. And although her parents went their separate ways when Harris was just seven years old and she went to live with her mother, that did not lead to a distancing from black culture.

According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, he grew up in a predominantly black neighborhood in Berkeley, California, because, he said, “Her mother thought that one day her daughters would be seen as black women and wanted them to have strong role models around them.”

Harris attended Howard University, a historically black institution in Washington, D.C., and is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha, a black sorority.

Needless to say, the White House had a great deal of fun with Trump's reckless foray into such foreign affairs.

“What he just said, what you just read to me, is repulsive, it is insulting.” White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said so. “No one has the right to tell someone who they are, how they identify.”

While it’s questionable whether Trump was actually telling Harris who he was, another question is how millions of black Americans will interpret Trump’s comments. Regardless, he has prepared himself for what could be a very awkward, even disastrous, exchange with Harris, who, as a far less skilled speaker than The Donald, will take any opportunity to play the victim card. And Trump may have inadvertently handed her the ace of spades.

In addition to the racial issue, Trump will also be entering the lion's den as a climate change denier. “convicted criminal,” misogynist and pro-abortion: quaint little phrases that Harris surely remembers by heart.

Regardless of how this tragicomedy plays out, expect a lot of moaning and preaching from the female (check), black (check), Indian (check) candidate as she attempts to portray herself as the deserving loser in a white man's game.