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It turns out the American dream is still alive in the hearts of Americans. We want our share of that dream.
You can argue against Trump; you can argue for him. But nobody can credibly argue in favor of Kamala Harris.
It was a moment of authenticity, and it showed as such compared with the polyester joy presented by the Kamala campaign.
The American people realized that Kamala Harris is, after all, Kamala Harris.
The year since Oct. 7 proved that the West has lost her way.
Israel has set about a mission the West has not pursued in decades: victory.
Why isn't it something of an issue that the most powerful seat on the planet is being currently held as a sort of emeritus position by a doddering old fool?
Overheated rhetoric generally appeals to the unhinged; the unhinged may take seriously that rhetoric and attempt violence as a consequence.
Yes, Harris did better than Trump did, with the help of her loyal apparatchiks. But she didn't close the deal.
Six hostages were shot to death by Hamas, and yet the immediate response has been to push Israel into more concessions.
At no point do Democrats want Americans to understand just what Kamala Harris will do as president.
Authoritarians demand emotional fealty, not merely political fealty.
Sooner or later, the American people will wise up to the legacy media and realize that they belong on the ash heap of history.
What should Harris' pick tell us? That she's a radical, and that she's a coward.
Politicians tend to stand or fall on their own merit. Which is terrible news for Kamala Harris, since she has none.
Now only one question remains: If he's too senile to run, why isn't he too senile to remain president for the next six months?
Whatever the reason, God decided that Trump would live on Saturday.
Democrats know, of course, that Biden is in terrible shape in this presidential cycle. But it's too little too late.
Democrats have only themselves to blame. And things only get worse from here.
