Harris Staffers Blaming Biden Admin For Not Helping Her Campaign

[Frank Underwood]

Has she been found guilty or liable of any crime in a court of law or doesn't the principle of innocent until proven guilty not apply to people who support Kamala? Welcome to what justice will be like if Trump wins again.

LMAO, she's on video admitting to it! Inside Edition even did a segment on it. Don't try to spin it into a misguided sense of justice because she supports Harris.

If she had endorsed Trump instead, I know damn well you wouldn't care that she was never tried in a court of law for it.

And to further prove this isn't about her endorsing Harris, I had this to say about Trump when he was caught on video saying he grabbed women by the you-know-what:

The sense of entitlement is what gets me. Trump thinks he can do or say anything to a woman because of his star power. Unless he's being facetious, much of what he's describing amounts to sexual assault.

But what do I know, since I apparently lack objectivity, secretly support Trump, and only criticize Harris.

 

[Seaviewer]

 

[Frank Underwood]

Trump and Harris would be wise to vet the people they invite on stage. An insult comic is bad enough, but a woman who admitted to drugging and robbing men is even worse.

As for Trump's garbage comment, he said he was referring to "the people that's around her." He was insulting Harris's advisors and not her general base of supporters.

I don't like mudslinging, but I find it even worse when it's aimed at members of the electorate. Especially coming from politicians who accuse other people of being divisive.

Elections have become a clown show in order to distract people. Both sides are mired in a sea of insults at a time of rampant wars, economic hardships, a border crisis, etc.

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

Well, SNL may have helped -- or hurt -- Harris' campaign. She appeared in the cold open sketch on Saturday (and 2016 VP nominee Tim Kaine did, too).

I was watching live (or as close to "live" as I qualify as being today) and I wondered about the FCC "equal time" rule, a presidential election only hours away, with no representation of the other side ... Turns out it was indeed an apparent violation of that rule. Producer Lorne Michaels said weeks ago that he was aware of the rule and would not violate it, and yet the show did, in a possible better-to-ask-for-forgiveness-than-permission strategy.

That said, I thought the cameos, though fawningly inappropriate and I didn't like it, mostly worked... It was a weird episode -- it had a really strange, hypnotic vibe: comedically competent (and host John Mulaney is always pretty funny) but I recall thinking, "We have now entered into a different era," and I'm honestly not sure what I meant by that.

Kamala's cameo, alongside "Kamala":

Completely unrelated to the campaign, but odd:

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

This reminds me of the scene in WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE? when Bette Davis, late at night and inebriated, cries into the mirror: "They didn't love you enough --- they just didn't love you enough.....!"