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WOMEN: KICK KAMALA TO THE CURB OR ELSE KISS WHITEHOUSE GOODBYE
By Alice Giordano
If Kamala Harris is elected, we will never see another woman in The White House again.
In a world full of misogyny, that’s probably welcome news for many, but it won’t be men’s fault, it will be the league of daft women who are planning to vote for Kamala — because she’s a woman.
Add color, a pinch of ignorance, stir in 10 million illegal immigrants voting in the election and the screwball-DEI club have their recipe for a perfect disaster for any viable future women president.
In the words of the song title (best version by Paul Revere & The Raiders) — “Heaven Help Us All.”
Offer someone a glass of lemonade that tastes like urine and they’ll probably never drink from that glass again – no matter how many times you say you’ve washed it out.
Kamala Harris has nothing to offer any of us, including women and yet women are out in full force heradling her “femaleness” without one iota of substance to back up her worthiness to lead, fix, and restore this country.
Three women featured in a recent NPR article all said they were voting for Harris because she’s a woman, offering the usual empty rhetoric in their drunk on clueless ideation and then went on to say they were glad Harris hasn’t made her campaign about race and color.
Um — they should start reading her White House scripts as in her 2023 remarks at the National Fight For Our Freedoms College Tour where she referred to herself as a woman of color.
There’s even a group called Women of Star Trek Voting For Kamala.
Social media is now chock full of the gender cult bent on putting Kamala in the White House — because she’s a woman.
One Arizona man on X has adopted the slogan “Be a man and vote for Kamala.”
Where is Bugs Bunny when you need him! In borrowing one of his iconic sardonic quips, “what an ultra-maroon.”
Harris and Tim Walz, bozo the clown unmasked with an apparent crotch itch, peddle with a straight face their commitment to women’s rights, yet female prisoners are mercilessly being raped every day by violent men housed with them by putting on a wig and skirt and calling themselves transgender.
Cue the crickets from the Walz-Harris campaign.
In a few days, the trial of American mom Rachel Morin’s accused rapist and murder Victor Hernandez-Martinez is to get underway and then in November it’s on to the trial of Laken Riley’s alleged murderer Jose Ilbara. Both are among the endless violent illegals who have murdered, raped and tortured our women and even our littles girls — all welcomed in by border czar Kamala and yet — women voters feel a camaraderie with her?
Then there’s the bombshell reports that Harris’s husband Doug Emhoff has a history of domestic abuse and that he also knocked up their couple’s nanny. According to an Oct. 2 article by The Daily Mail, Emhoff, the nation’s would be “second gentleman” once slapped his girlfriend so hard in the face that it spun her around.
The same crowd that heavily lobbied for the reauthorization of VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) — has yet to even so much as flitch at these accounts.
Women, rightfully so, fight for equal pay, personal safety, and against sexual objectification. And yet, everything their presidential girlfriend stands for flies in the face of all that.
A black friend of mine, a die-hard Republican Trump supporter, once told me when she was younger, she would refuse treatment by a black doctor because of the quota system for black doctors.
Now we have women across America, wanting to use the same kind of quota system to put unqualified people in a place of power with the same potentially-disastrous consequences that concerned my friend enough to ask for a white doctor.
Besides degrading the integrity of the presidency, it is the kind of behavior that discredits intelligent, common sensed politicians who just so happen to also be women. The ill effects are no different than a woman who make false rape accusations. It hurts the real victims.
Kamala Harris hurts good, future female candidates for president.
Unfortunately, J.D. Vance gave a bland instead of command performance in his debate against Walz, a missed opportunity to say the least to root out just how misogynistic the Walz-Harris ticket really is.
The campaign is also just getting plain tiresome.
It’s been a long one.
Thank goodness it’s almost time to fish or cut bait.
But if women make Kamala Harris the 48th president of the United States, we might as well start clutching our Betsy Ross books, because that’s the closest we’ll ever get to leading patriotism in the USA.
Formerly of The Epoch Times, Boston Globe, and Associated Press, Alice Giordano is a currently a Newsmax Magazine contributor.
