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Kamela seems like a good VP choice. I was going to vote for Bernie for president, but since he left , I was hoping sleepy Joe would pick Kamela as VP to give him a push whenever he got stuck. She will probably take the reigns of an otherwise disoriented president.
Kamela seems like a good VP choice. I was going to vote for Bernie for president, but since he left , I was hoping sleepy Joe would pick Kamela as VP to give him a push whenever he got stuck. She will probably take the reigns of an otherwise disoriented president.
I think she will help out the current democratic ideals. When she was running for president, she seemed to have a few likeable ideas. I especially liked that she was all for giving people the 2k for the pandemic stimulus, when Nancy wouldn't touch it. Only her and Bernie said they wanted to give a check of 2 thousand. Everybody else was acting like the money was going to come out of their pockets.
Last edited by temptation001; 01-18-2021 at 01:23 AM..
From the senate because she’s going to Vice President!
... but because of the 50/50 Senate tie she'll be participating in almost every vote as President of the Senate.
Colbert made a joke about it: "Leave it to America to vote for the first ever woman of color Vice President, then ask her to do her old job still, but not pay her for it."
I predicted Kamala Harris would be picked one reason there was zero chance of a Republican ever winning the senate seat she holds which would keep the senate under Democrat control. Democrats really out performed I was surprised they were able to get both Georgia senate seats. Stacy Abrams demonstrated that if citizens vote the GOP fails.
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