Staff Reports
The left-wing media has kicked into high gear, peddling their predictable narrative on Kamala Harris, the presumed Democratic presidential nominee. They’ve made it clear that any dissent against her is merely a cover for sexism or racism, clinging to the belief that her qualifications exceed the skeptics’ wildest imaginations. As if the mere act of questioning her credentials is a capital offense in the progressive playbook.
In a particularly absurd twist, some leftists assert that Republicans are quaking in their boots at the thought of facing off against Harris, whose resumé includes positions as a district attorney, California attorney general, and U.S. senator. Anyone with even a modicum of common sense can see that this fear is as real as Bigfoot. Conservative commentators sharply highlight the ridiculousness of this claim, with one aptly noting that the notion of Harris instilling fear in GOP ranks is laughable.
Republican operative texts me this McCormick ad and says, “What voters down ballot will be seeing in every Senate race from NV to PA until November”:pic.twitter.com/WHXwEWIXTP
— Philip Melanchthon Wegmann (@PhilipWegmann) July 24, 2024
To illustrate the complete absence of fear among Republicans, Pennsylvania Senate candidate Dave McCormick recently released a striking ad that directly ties Democratic incumbent Bob Casey Jr. to Kamala Harris. Rather than cowering in fear, McCormick’s approach showcases Harris’ radical record on critical issues: crime, illegal immigration, and even her stance on meat consumption. For voters who have been troubled by Biden’s policies, it becomes painfully clear that Harris represents a continuation, or perhaps an intensification, of those very problems.
The buzz surrounding McCormick’s ad on social media has been palpable, with conservatives noting that this is a glimpse of the relentless messaging that will likely fill the airwaves as election season ramps up. The GOP seems more than prepared to leverage Harris’ own words and actions against her, playing off the notion that she frequently serves as her own worst enemy. Anyone who has followed her career can attest to the fact that her record is loaded with missteps that Republicans will not hesitate to highlight.
With plenty of material in her own past to work with, the conservative base remains poised for a robust campaign. The GOP might not be overly confident, but they certainly understand that Harris’ dismal track record—dating all the way back to her early days in California—will make their case much easier as the months roll on. The focus will remain on transforming the narrative and ensuring that Harris’ policies are front and center in the upcoming election battles. Stay tuned; the fireworks are just beginning.
