I hope that Biden doesn't pick Harris as his running mate!!..
Warren would be the best and safe choice to put on the ticket!!..
Warren would be the best and safe choice to put on the ticket!!..
Politics: Wtf?! Trump thinks Kamala Harris is a great pick for Biden VP Update: Whelp, he got his wish!!
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Tammy Duckworth would be the Ultimate DarkHorse pick.
That chick is unassuming, but genuinely fearless.
And I'm sure MORON45 and Pence would have real problems trying to find an angle attacking a Disabled Iraq War Vet.
Especially one who refers to him as "Cadet Bone Spurs".
And the Russian Bounty story?
Yeah.
Let's see them squirm from Duckworth over that shit.
That chick is unassuming, but genuinely fearless.
And I'm sure MORON45 and Pence would have real problems trying to find an angle attacking a Disabled Iraq War Vet.
Especially one who refers to him as "Cadet Bone Spurs".
And the Russian Bounty story?
Yeah.
Let's see them squirm from Duckworth over that shit.
I think Kamala is better off as Attorney General... The thunder she would bring against Trump...Maybe that's why Trump is pushing for her to be in a different role
Fuck it. Pull a trump and do whatever you want anyway. Works for him. Constitution be damned.
That only works for Republicans.
Maya Rudolph Is Ready to Report for Duty as Kamala Harris on SNL
By Megh Wright@megh_wright
Maya as Kamala on SNL. Photo: Saturday Night Live/YouTube
Did you know that Maya Rudolph received a whopping three Emmy nominations this year, including one for her performance as senator and former presidential candidate Kamala Harris on Saturday Night Live? If she doesn’t win that SNL nom during September’s virtual Emmys ceremony, not to worry, because it looks like she’ll have another big chance next year. And it sounds like she’s ready to take it.
In case you’ve been avoiding today’s big political news until you started reading this paragraph, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden announced his VP pick today, and it’s … Kamala! SNL will return — maybe in Studio 8H, though that’s still to be determined — to television sometime this fall, which will surely go all-in on covering the election. Rudolph has been SNL’s go-to Kamala since the start of last season and has made three appearances as the senator so far. Presumably, SNL has no plans to change that casting; more up in the air is Biden, who has so far been played by Jason Sudeikis, Woody Harrelson, and John Mulaney during the seemingly eternal 2020 election season.
Entertainment Weekly just so happened to be recording a panel discussion featuring Rudolph when the news broke. Her initial reaction? “That’s spicy.” When asked if she’d like to return to the show to portray Harris, Rudolph offered a hopeful response. “I love going to the show any excuse I can get … I just didn’t really anticipate traveling during this pandemic, but if there’s anyone who can work it out I’m sure Lorne [Michaels] has some kind of invisible helicopter that can get me there,” she said. “Ever since I was a kid truly I wanted be on any kind of SCTV, Saturday Night Live, and I can’t believe that I got to work there and I can’t believe that it’s my family still and I’m so thrilled that I got to go back. It’s my favorite place to play.”
Below are the appearances Rudolph has made as Harris on SNL so far:
“DNC Town Hall” (September 2019)
This was Rudolph’s big Kamala debut during the season 45 premiere, the same episode in which host Woody Harrelson played Biden. “I’m also America’s cool aunt. A fun aunt. I call that a funt. The kind of funt that will give you weed but then arrest you for having weed,” Rudolph’s Harris said. “Can I win the presidency? Probably not. Can I successfully seduce a much younger man? You better funtin’ believe it.”
“2020 Democratic Debate” (November 2019)
This debate sketch was packed with guest stars including Rachel Dratch as Amy Klobuchar, Fred Armisen as Mike Bloomberg, Will Ferrell as Tom Steyer, and Larry David as Bernie Sanders. “I’m also America’s cool aunt. The c— you know what? Let’s not do that,” she said. Rudolph’s Harris spent the entire segment trying to force her way into becoming a meme: “Mama needs a GIF.”
“PBS Democratic Debate Cold Open” (December 2019)
Rudolph’s most recent appearance as Harris on SNL happened during the cold open of Eddie Murphy’s Christmas episode, which also featured Armisen’s Bloomberg, Dratch’s Klobuchar, and David’s Sanders. At this point, Harris had dropped out from the presidential race, so Rudolph’s Harris showed up unannounced waving around a martini glass. “Ohh, this is a debate? Honestly, I had no idea. I was just in the neighborhood,” she said. “But while I’m here, I just want to show you how good you could’ve had it, America. You withheld your donations, and I got tired of waiting, so I walked my fine ass out the door. You could’ve had a bad bitch!”
What if this were to happen at,say,the next to last debate between him and Trump
What if this were to happen at,say,the next to last debate between him and Trump
Trump-it was obvious..I've heard things..we've all heard things.weve seen the videos.weve watched ...the videos.bye bye..
Creepy joe.oh and by the way ..I heard the fbi is coming to a basement near you soon creepy joe.he loves the Chinese..he loves the Kung flu..
Marge from 'The Simpsons' is 'pissed off' at Trump advisor for Kamala Harris jab
Trump adviser Jenna Ellis tweeted that Kamala Harris sounds like Marge Simpson. Now, Marge has some words.
Kamala Harris: 'We do have two systems of justice in America'
Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris strongly rebuked President Donald Trump and Attorney General William Barr for denying there's systemic racism in the US justice system, saying they are "spending full time in a different reality."
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Kamala Harris: 'We do have two systems of justice in America'
By Ryan Struyk, CNN
Updated 9:33 AM ET, Sun September 6, 2020
CNN Exclusive interview with Sen. Kamala Harris (part 1) 10:42
(CNN)Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris strongly rebuked President Donald Trump and Attorney General William Barr for denying there's systemic racism in the US justice system, saying they are "spending full time in a different reality."
"We do have two systems of justice" for Black and White Americans, Harris said.
The comments from the first Black and South Asian American woman on a major party presidential ticket come less than two months before the November election in an exclusive "State of the Union" interview with CNN's Dana Bash on Sunday, in which Harris suggested Trump was not a "real leader" on racial justice and was trying to "pretend that he has been a leader" on the coronavirus pandemic.
"I don't think that most reasonable people who are paying attention to the facts would dispute that there are racial disparities and a system that has engaged in racism in terms of how the laws have been enforced," said Harris, a California senator and former state attorney general. "It does us no good to deny that. Let's just deal with it. Let's be honest. These might be difficult conversations for some, but they're not difficult conversations for leaders, not for real leaders."
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Barr, the nation's top law enforcement official, dismissed the idea of "two justice systems" in a CNN interview Wednesday. "I think we have to be a little careful about throwing the idea of racism around," he said. "I don't think it is as common as people suggest."
Asked specifically about systemic racism during his visit to Kenosha, Wisconsin, last week, Trump refused to acknowledge it, saying, "Well, you know, you just keep getting back to the opposite subject. We should talk about the kind of violence we've seen in Portland and here and other places."
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Protests against racial injustice, particularly in law enforcement, have swept across the country as police violence against Black Americans -- including George Floyd in Minneapolis, Breonna Taylor in Louisville, Kentucky, Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin and Daniel Prude in Rochester, New York -- has dominated headlines this summer.
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CNN Exclusive interview with Sen. Kamala Harris (part 2) 08:19
In a July ABC News/Washington Post poll, nearly nine in 10 Black Americans said they are not confident police treat Black and White Americans equally, while a majority of White Americans said they are confident they are treated equally.
A 2019 survey from the Pew Research Center found that Black Americans were about five times more likely than White Americans to say they've been unfairly stopped by police because of their race or ethnicity.
"I'm very clear that we have got to in America re-imagine how we are accomplishing public safety," Harris told Bash. "If we want to create safe communities, one of the smartest ways we can do that is invest in the health of those communities, because healthy communities are safe communities."
The White House issued a directive Friday night banning racial sensitivity training on "white privilege" in federal agencies. The administration blasted the trainings in a memo as "divisive, anti-American propaganda."
Pressed about her call for charges against the Kenosha police officer who shot Blake seven times in the back, Harris insisted she had been "very clear" that charges should be "considered in a very serious way." Pressed again, she repeated her initial statement that "based on what I saw, he should be charged," but "I am not in full possession of the facts and the evidence."
Harris hits Trump administration for coronavirus response
With a US death toll of more than 188,000, Harris attacked the Trump administration for "minimizing the seriousness" of the coronavirus outbreak and failing to do enough for millions of American struggling to make ends meet.
"There is no question that Donald Trump has been an abject failure and incompetent when it comes to addressing the severe job loss that has happened as a result of the pandemic, because he has failed to address the pandemic itself," Harris told Bash. "We need to talk about how the economy is doing based on how working people are doing. And right now, working people are suffering."
The unemployment rate in the United States stands at 8.4%, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday. That's down from a high of 14.7% in April, but still far from the pre-pandemic unemployment rate of 3.5% in February.
Harris continued to say she would not trust Trump's word alone on the safety and efficacy of a coronavirus vaccine, but said she "would trust the word of public health experts and scientists," including Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
"Joe Biden and I have a plan," Harris said on vaccine distribution. "Donald Trump does not."
Trump said Friday he believed a coronavirus vaccine could "probably" come sometime in the month of October, though experts agree it is more likely to come later.
He also said Friday the US is "rounding the corner on the virus." But earlier that day, a new model from the University of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, whose previous models were routinely cited by the White House in the early days of the pandemic, projected more than 400,000 Americans could die from the virus by the end of the year.
Asked whether she believes states should mandate a coronavirus vaccine for public school students along with other vaccinations, Harris said she would listen to public health experts.
Harris also declined to back a mask mandate on a federal level, instead calling for a "national standard." "This is not about punishment. It's not about big brother," Harris said.
"We have a President of the United States who made this a partisan issue," she continued. "The virus could care less who you voted for in the last election or who you plan to vote for in the next election. We need leadership that appreciates that, on certain issues, they should not be partisan. Wearing a mask certainly shouldn't be one of them."
Russian interference could 'theoretically' cost us the election
Harris said "of course" Russian interference in the US presidential election in 2020 could "theoretically" cost Democrats the White House in November.
"Could it cost you the White House?" asked Bash. "Theoretically, of course. Yes," Harris responded. "I do believe that there will be foreign interference in the 2020 election, and that Russia will be at the front of the line," Harris continued.
An intelligence bulletin last week from the Department of Homeland Security said that Russia is trying to sow doubt about the 2020 election by amplifying false claims about mail-in voting and fraud. Last month, the intelligence community's top election security official revealed publicly that Russia is working to "denigrate" Biden, while China and Iran prefer that Trump is not reelected.
"I do get along with President (Vladimir) Putin," Trump said at a news conference Friday, declining to join European leaders in condemning Russia and demanding an explanation for an attack on Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny. "I don't know exactly what happened. I think it's tragic. It's terrible; it shouldn't happen. We haven't had any proof yet, but I will take a look," Trump said.
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Sen. Kamala Harris: My mother would say 'beat Trump' 06:40
Harris: My mom would say 'beat Trump'
Harris also opened up about her family in this extended interview with Bash, including her relationship with her husband, her step-children and her late mother.
"I think she'd be really, extremely proud," Harris said, remembering her mother, who died of cancer in 2009. "And she would say, beat Trump."
"She raised us to live a life of service. And she would look at the suffering right now, she would look at the denial of science right now and it would piss her off, excuse my language," she said of her mother, who was a breast cancer researcher.
Harris has two step-children, Cole and Ella, with her husband, Doug Emhoff.
"We have a very modern family," Harris told Bash. "If everyone approaches it in the way that there's plenty of love to share, then it works. And we have plenty of love to share within our extended family."
Debates 2020: Highlights from the 2020 vice presidential debate
Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris faced off at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City on Wednesday ahead of the November 3 elections. The debate, hosted by USA Today’s Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page, covered topics such as COVID-19, election integrity and the Supreme Court vacancy.
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UNTIL TRUMP and ALL HIS CRONIES and SYCOPHANTS AND FAMILY are EXCOMMUNICATED from the White House?
UNTIL HE is CHARGED FORMALLY OF ALL HIS CRIMES
AND ALL HIS SUPPORTERS ARE CHASED BACK INTO THE SHADOWS?
UNTIL ALL THESE BLACK CELEBRITIES WHO SIDED WITH THE ENEMY ARE HELD ACCOUNTABLE?
UNTIL WE CONTINUE TO VOTE IN MID TERMS AND LOCAL ELECTIONS?
UNTIL WE HOLD THESE MEDIA OUTLETS, SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS and CORPORATIONS ACCOUNTABLE?
UNTIL THE DNC RECOGNIZE BLACK ISSUES AND CONCERNS AND ACTUALLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT THEM
UNTIL HE is CHARGED FORMALLY OF ALL HIS CRIMES
AND ALL HIS SUPPORTERS ARE CHASED BACK INTO THE SHADOWS?
UNTIL ALL THESE BLACK CELEBRITIES WHO SIDED WITH THE ENEMY ARE HELD ACCOUNTABLE?
UNTIL WE CONTINUE TO VOTE IN MID TERMS AND LOCAL ELECTIONS?
UNTIL WE HOLD THESE MEDIA OUTLETS, SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS and CORPORATIONS ACCOUNTABLE?
UNTIL THE DNC RECOGNIZE BLACK ISSUES AND CONCERNS AND ACTUALLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT THEM