Kamala Harris Has To Ask If She’s In Cleveland Prior To Addressing Supporters

By
William Weaver
-
0
564
2020.10.26 12.09 thepoliticalinsider 5f96bc71ddeb0

Vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris had to ask an aide if she was in the city of Cleveland before addressing a crowd of supporters this past weekend.

A hot mic caught her questioning a person standing alongside her, “Are we in Cleveland?”

Harris then turns back to the crowd and shouts, “Hey, Cleveland, it’s Kamala!”

It’s the kind of gaffe one has come to expect from her running mate, Joe Biden, but not the woman twenty-one years younger who may take over for him one day.

While Joe’s gaffes have more to do with his acuity, Harris is more likely a symptom of not caring enough to learn about the people she is speaking to.

RELATED: Jake Tapper Rips Trump Over Comments About The Black Community, Van Jones Fires Back ‘He Doesn’t Get Enough Credit’

What Kamala Harris Said In Cleveland

Despite not bothering to review what city she was in prior to appearing, Kamala Harris spoke of her concerns for the residents there.

Harris expressed empathy for the struggles of the middle class due to the coronavirus pandemic during her speech and urged voters to get out and cast their ballots in large numbers.

The Democrat Senator also claimed President Trump was stoking racial tensions.

In a recent interview with ’60 Minutes,’ Harris was asked to comment on whether or not she believes the President is a flat-out racist.

“Yes, I do,” she replied. “You can look at a pattern that goes back to him questioning the identity of the first Black president of the United States.”

RELATED: Trump Announces New Middle East Peace Deal As His Approval Rating Zooms Past 50%

Harris Cites Charlottesville Hoax As Reason Trump is ‘Racist’

Harris repeated the oft-debunked Charlottesville hoax in her interview with ’60 Minutes’ as evidence that President Trump is a racist.

It’s such a tiresome hoax, that one grows weary from having to debunk it each and every time. But then, that’s what Harris and Biden want, and we’re not about to let them get away with it.

“You can look at Charlottesville, when there were peaceful protesters, And on the other side, neo-Nazis and he talks about fine people on either side,” Harris falsely claimed.

“Calling Mexicans rapists and criminals. His first order of business was to institute a Muslim ban. It all speaks for itself.”

In fact, in the span of 30 seconds, Harris lied three separate times. Are you wondering where all of the social media giants are with their ‘fact-checkers’ on those comments? We are.

Charlottesville is not an example of the President’s racism. In fact, the media-driven Charlottesville hoax is actually a shining example of how Trump does, in fact, forcefully denounce white supremacists.

The President specifically called out the bigots at the Charlottesville rally.

“I’m not talking about the neo-Nazis and the white nationalists,” Trump said at the time, “because they should be condemned totally.”

As for the claim that President Trump called “Mexicans rapists and criminals,” he did not.

What he was referring to at the time were “some” illegal immigrants coming into the country that do, in fact, have lengthy criminal records.

“When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending their best,” then-candidate Donald Trump said in 2015.

“They’re sending people that have lots of problems, and they’re bringing those problems to us. They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re rapists,” he continued. “And some, I assume, are good people.”

And, of course, the President’s travel ban actually applied to a very low percentage of predominantly Muslim nations around the globe.

There was no religious discrimination in the travel ban.

In fact, the executive order read in part:

(iv) Executive Order 13769 did not provide a basis for discriminating for or against members of any particular religion. While that order allowed for prioritization of refugee claims from members of persecuted religious minority groups, that priority applied to refugees from every nation, including those in which Islam is a minority religion, and it applied to minority sects within a religion. That order was not motivated by animus toward any religion, but was instead intended to protect the ability of religious minorities — whoever they are and wherever they reside — to avail themselves of the USRAP in light of their particular challenges and circumstances.

The ban has always been about blocking nations who harbor and promote terrorist activity from infiltrating legitimate groups of refugees or immigrants to cause damage to our nation.

There are nearly 50 Muslim-majority countries on the planet – the ban pertained to but a handful.

In her visit to – where was it? – Cleveland, Harris also played fast and loose with the truth on the pandemic.

It’s almost as if lying comes naturally to her.

RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR