Kamala represents dems final tactic: Racism

Kamala brought nothing to the ticket except the opportunity to invoke the ever-handy rationale of racism

A debate between vice presidential candidates J. D. Vance and Kamala Harris would have as disastrous an outcome as Biden’s confrontation with Donald Trump, due to the intellectual disparity between them. The move to paint Vance with the racism brush has already been made.

In his acceptance speech, Vance indisputably made his point that the American Dream for him is all about family, being a good father and husband. That didn’t stop MSNBC hosts from going after him, calling his reference to the family burial plot, “white nationalism.” That his wish for his family, when their time comes, to be interred together in Kentucky among his forebears, is racist and misogynistic because it supposedly dismisses his wife’s Indian immigrant family in San Diego, is far-fetched and absurd. It demonstrates the total lack of a germane objection against a man born to poverty, who has proven how any may find themselves in reach of the highest office in the United States.

Turning to history as the best example, Harris inflicted a single barb against Biden in the 2020 democrat debates and it was, you got it, racism. Not that her debate performance deterred the Biden team from choosing her as veep potential despite her being overwhelmingly unpopular with the democrat base. She brought nothing to the ticket except the opportunity to invoke the ever-handy rationale of racism against any and all who argued against her.

Going all the way back to Obama’s first campaign for the White House, the one and only platform on which he really ran was that of racism

Going all the way back to Obama’s first campaign for the White House, the one and only platform on which he really ran was that of racism. That’s what “hope and change” meant. The numbers of democrats, and white-guilted independents, who cast their vote for him was to prove to themselves and their neighbors that they couldn’t be racist by electing a black man (although his mother was lily white).

Now that all else has failed in the democrats’ attempt to shore-up Biden (and Kamala, should she replace him) on this administration’s dismal performance of the economy, border (in)security, healthcare, education, trans agenda, homelessness, fentanyl infestation, veterans’ welfare, etc., racism redux is all that’s left. And Kamala is the only contender to carry that banner, no matter how unpopular she is. (Michelle Obama’s name keeps being bantered about though her lack of enthusiasm for the nomination has been intense.)

Between the two, Biden and Harris, Trump can easily make his case based on the quality of his actions while previously in office. He spearheaded an economic boom (that was dented by the Covid bio-weapon), energy independence, tax reduction, military rebuilt to record strength, and an international presence that helped him introduce peace accords among the most virulent of enemies. Nor did any new aggressions emerge on the global scale while he brought troops home from countries that were war-ravaged for nearly two decades.

Racism has become the crux of each of the planks in the democrat platform

With a resumé like that for Trump to rely on, Kamala is the democrats best choice because sidestepping the current VP is unlikely and, as a woman of color, she’s the only one who can bring the racism argument against him with any credibility. That, however, is the last remaining point of contention democrats are able to raise in a debate alongside abortion, climate change, LGBTQ “rights,” and overworking the collapsing lawfare.

Each one of those arguments made by democrats is divisive, as opposed to the unity the republican party has been able to represent this election cycle.

Racism has become the crux of each of the planks in the democrat platform. It is expressed as the cause for “climate change,” because it has been introduced into the previously sacrosanct disciplines of science and mathematics, two realms of study that used to be removed from cultural and political ideologies. Pressure to color (pardon the pun) math and science with racist “whiteness” is making inroads on curricula in medicine and, now, primary education.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania has allocated $52,000 to infuse racism into their schools’ mathematics curriculum. According to a report in Just The News, the school district is underwriting an education group to conduct workshops that “will reflect on the instruction and pedagogy that supports schools in moving toward justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in math classrooms.” 

It boils down to one thing – racism, racism, racism

Nationally, the concept that racism is embedded in teaching math has been embraced by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

Schools of medicine have begun adjusting their entrance qualifications to ascertain a higher number of students of color rather than accept candidates based solely on their academic merit. The Association of American Medical Colleges believes that diversity overshadows high academic standards as requirements for enrollment.

Diversity training is undermining the standard of hiring employees across the board from corporate boards to administrative positions where the protection of elected officials and candidates is vital. The failed result of DEI hiring codes became evident July 13, 2024 when the Secret Service was deficient in its duty to deflect an assassination attempt on republican nominee, Donald J. Trump. That the current occupant of the Oval Office, Joseph Biden, could succumb to a similar attack is not beyond consideration.

It boils down to one thing – racism, racism, racism. That’s all that Kamala Harris could fall back on in a debate with Donald Trump to support her advocacy for illegal immigration, abortion, gutting oil, gas and coal production, continued manufacturing outsourcing, and destabilizing the military.

The democrats have boxed themselves into a corner. The only way to impugn the opposition as racist is to have a person of color make the charge.