Is There a Real Kamala Harris?

By Robin Itzler

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Once a proud Indian-American, now she isn’t? Kamala Harris changes her identity based on the situation and her audience. When she was first elected senator, she consistently highlighted her Indian race (from her mother) and rarely mentioned her black heritage (from her Jamaican father). She probably figured there’s more blacks than Indians voting in America, so she now decided to promote herself as black.

Some headlines from 2017 about Kamala Harris running for/elected U.S. senator:

1. CNN Politics – Kamala Harris’ Indian Roots and Why They Matter
2. Wall Street Journal – With Kamala Harris on the Ballot, Indian-Americans Predict Higher Turnout
3. YouTube – Kamala Harris First Indian-American US Senator
4. You Tube – How Kamala Harris’ Indian Roots Shaped Her Political Views
5. CNN – Kamala Harris’ Indian Roots Highlight a Historic Shift in the US
6. NBC News – How Senator Kamala Harris’ Indian Heritage and Pioneering Mother Propelled Her
7. Sacramento Bee – Watch Kamala Harris Sworn in as First Indian-American Senator
8. New York Times – How Kamala Harris’s Family in India Helped Shape Her

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Kamala Harris is a flip flopper.  Yesterday she was Indian, today she's black, and if she thought it might make her look sane and intelligent to mesmerize the public, she'd claim she was a Martian.  But race hustling will not change the fact the Biden/Harris regime has been a failure, and she's stunningly clueless.

Democrats who yell about saving democracy don’t seem to care that there was a Democrat party coup with delegates and big donors (NOT the people) picking their party’s nominee. Kamala Harris never received ONE primary vote!

Harris owns the lousy economy. The current rate of inflation is 3 percent, nearly triple what it was when Donald Trump left office. But that rate has nothing to do with everyday prices. For example, if in January 2021 you purchased items at the dollar store for $1 each and today you’re paying $1.25 for the same items, that is a 25 percent increase.

In July, there was a paltry 114,000 new jobs added to the economy, 35 percent fewer than expected. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) the unemployment rate rose for the fourth consecutive month to 4.3 percent, the highest since 2021. According to The Wall Street Journal: The white-collar labor market is entering a more uncertain phase after cooling for more than a year. Job insecurity is climbing, and fewer professionals feel emboldened to change their employment. The lack of turnover is stalling hiring even more as companies rethink their talent needs after pandemic-hiring sprees.

Moreover, the June and May jobs reports were revised LOWER by 29,000. This means that 10 out of the last 14 jobs reports have been revised lower. If you had to submit an important monthly report to your boss that you screwed up 10 out of 14 times, how long would you keep your job?

Rasmussen surveyed nearly 9,000 American adults and based on the results, shares that the REAL unemployment rate for July is 8.4 percent, not the BLS’ reported 4.3 percent.