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Published at The Washington Times
Democratic strategists realized policy discussions just get in the way of the exercise of power. Rather than stoop to asking for the support of the rabble, the Democratic elite know they can count on corporate-owned media outlets, Big Tech censorship and millions of uninvited foreigners to hand them victory in November.
That’s why Ms. Harris mustered single-digit support in her bid for the nomination four years ago. Mr. Biden asked her to join his administration only because he was out to fill a quota. “I commit that I will, in fact, appoint a — pick a — woman to be vice president,” he said in a Democratic primary debate. Mr. Biden further limited his options to Black women.
Even the people closest to Ms. Harris aren’t fans. The group Open the Books reviewed payroll records to find 43 of 47 people who worked on her vice presidential staff bolted for the exit within three years. Her habit of creating hostile work environments stretches back to her days as California’s top prosecutor, where she reportedly ordered everyone to address her as “General” while standing at attention.
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