…and want something besides the hagiography provided by the Democrat Party and the look-the-other-way complicity of most mainstream media that, as of this moment, are generating relatively decent if not great polling data…
…you might want to read this eye opening – eye popping is more like it – rundown provided by discoverthenetworks, via frontpagemag.com.
Read up on her husband, Doug Emhoff and his law firm – which does a ton of business with communist China and has several key employees straight from the China communist party.
Want specifics? How about these:
“Ernest Yang, who serves as the firm’s Head of Litigation & Regulatory department and Co-Head of International Arbitration, was appointed to the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) in 2013. The CPPCC serves as the top advisory board for the Chinese Communist Party, and Yang was promoted to the body’s Standing Committee in 2019.
“Jessica Zhao, a Senior Advisor, served as the Deputy Secretary-General of the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), a government-owned body established by the Chinese Communist Party in 1956. It was developed under the auspices of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, ‘a governmental body for the furtherance of Chinese trade promotion.’”
Then there is how she got her start in politics: getting plum jobs through the power and influence of power broker (and also communist-supported) Willie Brown, whom she “worked under” for years (and I mean that in a physical, not business sense):
In 1994 the 30-year-old Harris was dating 60-year-old Willie Brown, who at that time was the Democratic speaker of the California State Assembly, making him one of the most powerful politicians in the state. Brown had been separated but not divorced from his wife since the 1980s. In June of ’94, Harris took a leave of absence from her job as a deputy prosecutor in Alameda County and was appointed by Brown to a $97,000-per-year position with the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board (CUIAB).
Harris then resigned from that board five months later and was immediately appointed by Brown to a $70,000-per-year job with the California Medical Assistance Commission (CMAC), a post she would hold until 1998. Harris had no medical background whatsoever when she joined the CMAC, which was noteworthy in light of the fact that Commission members were technically required to have experience in health-and-medical-related fields. Moreover, all the other CMAC members were former state officials who were either nearing retirement or already semi-retired, thus Harris was approximately three decades younger than anyone else on the Commission. According to former California Republican state assemblyman Brett Granlund: “Both boards [CUIAB and CMAC] are reserved for political payback or occasionally for personal rewards for personal service. The boards are considered plumb appointments as they require no work, no policy credentials, and are paid the equivalent of a full-time [state] senator for arriving at a one-to-two-hour meeting each month.”
Want more? There’s plenty of it. You’ve got the link above and I urge you to use it.
Then, as you consider the polling numbers for Harris, think about where they will go when Republicans start telling the country about these facts and the other equally damning ones uncovered about her.
My suspicion? Within a few weeks, Democrats will realize they have anointed not so much a viable presidential candidate as a DEI albatross.
Watch it happen, add in the reminders that she was specifically in charge of the border, and watch where those poll numbers go.
