She came off as defensive and almost adolescent. She grimaced, scowled, and proved as petulant and unlikeable as she was vacuous. She ends as an historical prank on her own country.
The weekly round-up of pithy elaborations on traditional Cold Spring Shops themes follows.
1. Make hay after Kamala loses! "It sounds like people hoping they can gain power so they can use it after the election."
2. Rigged. "Joe Biden was elected president in 2020. It was an unfair election in many ways. I mean, you had states that were changing their election practices or election laws, sometimes in violation of their Constitution. You had networks combining with Big Tech to suppress what we now know to be a truthful story about Hunter Biden's laptop and the evidence that it exposed about Biden family corruption."
3. Prevent majoritarian tyranny. "Bad laws passed in the heat of the moment are much, much worse than no laws at all."
4. Don't poke that bear! "Democrats are deliberately conveying the message to Americans, most of whom are not interested in dying for their political beliefs, that it is dangerous to be a Republican."
6. A republic, not a mob. "Electoral College bias is the more succinct, more academic, and more think-tank-slash-Ivy League-faculty-sounding incarnation of the regular Democratic complaints about Republicans winning the White House without winning the constitutionally meaningless popular vote."
7. We know. "There is nothing resembling shame or decency left in the Democratic Party."
8. Stop rewarding incompetence, you'll get less of it. "America is facing a competence gap as both government agencies and private companies repeatedly reveal a laughable inability to perform their basic tasks."
9. Speaking of rewarding incompetence, "Propping [Dementia Joe] up as the Democratic nominee earlier this year was not just unwise but unscrupulous."
10. No. Next question? "Are there any remaining normal heterosexual males making branding decisions in the Democratic coalition?"
11. Government is the problem. "The Inflation Reduction Act tries to use government subsidies to encourage companies to build and consumers to buy electric vehicles, while Musk actually makes vehicles."
12. Martha, do you hear yourself? "Only a handful of apartment complexes in America were taken over by Venezuelan gangs, and Donald Trump is the problem, and not Kamala Harris's open border? Americans are so fed up with what's going on and they have every right to be and I really find this exchange, Martha, sort of interesting because you seem to be more focused with nitpicking everything that Donald Trump has said rather than acknowledging that apartment complexes in the United States of America are being taken over by violent gangs."
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