Tomorrow, Kamala Harris will submit to an interview. This will be the one and only such interview she will have had since being handed the Presidential nomination after her party dumped current President Joe Biden – you know, the guy who won every primary.
The interview will, of course, be conducted by a Harris-friendly source, CNN; specifically by CNN’s “chief political correspondent and anchor”, Dana Bash:
But wait.
In case the protection of CNN’s pro-Democrat/pro-Harris bias is not enough, Kamala Harris will be spared the exposure of a solo interview; she will be joined by Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz.
So, in reality, this is not her one and only interview when she is going to answer questions. It is their interview when they are going to answer questions. See, if Harris isn’t up to it, if she stumbles or goes into one of her incoherent word salads, Walz will be there to pick up the pieces and make everything all better.
Pathetic on steroids.
However…
….since Walz will be there, I have a suggestion for Dana Bash; one I doubt very much she will take me up on. How about asking him this:
“Sir, you have made dozens of trips to communist China over the years. The New York Times says you’ve been there 30 times. You lived in China for a year. You honeymooned in China. In addition, you have stated that ‘one man’s socialism is another man’s neighborliness’.
My question: Are you a socialist? A communist? And if the answer is no, please explain how we can reconcile your rejection of socialism and communism with your apparent love affair with communist China?”
And then a question for Kamala Harris:
“Vice President Harris, you certainly are aware of Tim Walz’s history with communist China. What does this tell you about his beliefs? How he would govern if he were, for any reason, to replace you as President? Given this history, are you comfortable with putting him one heartbeat away from the presidency?”
Anyone want to bet on whether either of those questions – those eminently reasonable, imperative questions that would be extremely meaningful to millions and millions of voters – will be asked?
If so, I’ll give great odds.
