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The contrast couldn’t be clearer. And yet some will like what Harris has to say as much as they will like what Trump has to say. So why is the gulf so wide? It has to do with actions and words. Those who vote for Trump expect action. Those who vote for Harris expect words. Trump supporters vote because they expect Trump to act, while Harris supporters vote for Harris and that is the action. The act of voting is itself the policy, the point. The details are not important. Voting is virtue signaling, a simple requirement with no follow-up.
And that was intentional. The only basis for voting for a Democrat, whether Biden or Harris, is that only voting matters, and against Trump. They can literally switch from one demented candidate to another brain-numbing candidate. They expect us to vote for them no matter what. It’s anti-vote, non-vote. Harris supporters will vote for Kamala and then go back to their lives and the issues we care about, whether it be illegal immigration or rising crime, will be ignored. [or] 20% increase in food and gasoline prices.
Because they are convinced that none of it matters except for this one-off heroic vote for Kamala. After all, she could be the first black and Indian female president who will take us to nuclear war. For proof, just listen to MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle and New York Times columnists who prioritize a vote for Harris over actual policy.
Brett Stephens: Mr. Kamala, is it too much to ask, would you support a Palestinian state if Hamas were to run it?
Brett Stephens: yes or no?
Stephanie Ruhle: And if you don’t like her answer, will you vote for Donald Trump?
Brett Stephens: No, that’s not right.
Brett Stephens and Stephanie Ruhle (Screenshot/HBO)
Stephanie Ruhle: Kamala Harris isn’t running to be perfect. She’s running against Trump. We have two options. So we’re not going to know her answers. And in 2024, unlike in 2016, many Americans know exactly what Trump will do, who he is, and what a threat he is to democracy.
Kamala Harris criticized for vague answers and dodging questions in recent interview: ‘She owes us an answer’
I’d like to say she’s dumber than a box of rocks, but at least we can throw rocks at Brian Kilmeade. That’s a strategy, and it might work. So how do we convince Democrats who don’t care about the issues that supporting Kamala was a mistake? The only counter strategy is to not call them stupid; that won’t fall on deaf ears. Instead, focus their attention on the media that is telling them what to believe.
The best way to expose naive liberals is to expose the lies of the people who feed them lies, that is, the brainwashers. So the next time you have a chance, ask a Kamala supporter, “Why not Trump?” And when they call Trump a racist or a sexist, be ready to expose the lie, whether it’s a “fine-fake” or a “bleach-drinking-perjury” or some other legal act. Once you expose it, you can make them think that the media is not telling them the whole truth. So you’re not asking them to vote for Trump, you’re just suggesting that the information they’re getting about Trump is really trustworthy.
CNN commentator slams Harris after meeting with Oprah Winfrey: “Has she ever met with a hostile media outlet?”
It is helpful to remind them that 85-90% of the media is pro-Kamala and anti-Trump. This lets them know that even though they believe they are hearing legitimate news, they are actually being fed propaganda and brainwashed. This is the first step to getting out of this bubble of bullshit. And secondly, if they are receptive, ask them to watch the two interviews, because you can’t watch both and walk away thinking the media is telling the truth.
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And maybe that will tell them not to let people like The View make the decision, because they’ll just vote for Harris and then celebrate by ordering triple the amount of fettuccine alfredo.
