To the best of my knowledge, as Vice President and appointed to deal with our southern border crisis - essentially appointed as border czar by President Joe Biden - Kamala Harris was successful in encouraging and allowing millions upon millions of poverty-stricken, poorly educated, low-skilled, diseased, disabled, criminal, and un-vetted terrorist foreign nationals, into the United States and our country’s inner cities. And, her achievement has surely been felt by countless American citizens as our headlines show:
Seems pretty clear Kamala has had great success as border czar and helping to destroy the United States from within which is the very object of our hate America crowd.
JWK
America’s wage-earning citizens have been made into taxed slaves by the Democrat Leadership to pay for the economic needs of millions upon millions of foreign nationals which Kamala Harris, our border czar, has invited into the United States.
Great snapshots of Kackles’ accomplishments as “border Tsar”.
Now find a signature piece of legislation she authored as a US Senator. Not “co-sponsored”, every useless legislator does that to pad their resume. Here’s a hint, you won’t find one. That skank shows up laughs incoherently then checks off the gratuitous DEI box.
Next, check out her record as a San Francisco DA and California Attorney General. Very telling and let’s just say unimpressive.
BUT, Joey did say “time to pass the torch”?
To burn America down?
No, I meant voter. They’ve been led to believe that the issue is overblown, and overwhelmingly believe anybody that wants to be here should be allowed to come. There’s even House Democrats that believe the Statue of Liberty poem is law.
Any response I got would violate TOS and get me a time out. I got a couple really spicy memes worth a time out that I’m sitting on.
Suffice to say there are no accomplishments on her record, none.
That sounds like a bill I could support, but it hasn’t become law. Does proposing a bill count as an accomplishment?
I thought this was interesting:
His most ambitious legislative initiatives have arisen from partnerships with progressive Democrats: a sweeping railway safety reform bill co-authored by Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) and an executive pay claw-back provision drafted with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.). Neither bill has received a vote on the Senate floor.
