Media liberals abuse Kamala as Trump chooses hard-liners

I’ve now read 587 pieces of why Kamala Harris is messed up, so I consider myself an expert.

I’ve also watched endless cable segments where left-wing pundits argue about the collapse of the Democratic wipeout, or urge their colleagues to join the Resistance, with Rachel Maddow telling the “free press” to “stand up and fight.”

As Donald Trump moves quickly to fill top administration vacancies — and newspaper pieces warn of horrors to come — disdain for Harris, and Joe Biden, has reached fever pitch.

However, many media fanatics who hailed Kamala’s performance as “flawless” and “unbelievable” are now basically saying it was a bad, bad, very bad campaign. That makes it clear that they knew this all along, but they didn’t say it, because they were protecting the vice president as a way of trying to keep Trump from entering the White House. This is yet another blow to the decline of media credibility.

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Here are some of the press bodies:

Andrew Sullivan: “How is it possible that the entire left-liberal worldview has been literally dismantled? However, the main response among my liberal friends was anger at the voters. They sent me a message to emphasize that Harris lost because of white people – white people womenrespectively.”

Maureen Dowd: “Some Democrats are finally waking up and realizing that the awakening is broken…

“Kamala, a Democratic senator told me, made a ‘huge mistake’ running a multibillion-dollar campaign with celebrities like Beyoncé when most of the struggling voters she was targeting couldn’t even afford a ticket to a Beyoncé concert, much less than a house payment.”

Nellie Bowles, of the Free Press, said that Harris “made me angry, because he’s a good and decent person who ran a really bad campaign. It was a campaign that showed all the delusions of today’s Democrats: that you don’t need to say what you stand for (because people should just think that you know what’s good for them), that you shouldn’t answered tough questions or came up with dubious statistics, and that the only issue any American woman should care about is abortion…

“The real villain of this story is Zombie Biden and his corrupt family, whom the media treated as heroes all the way.”

David Brooks: “There will be some on the left who will say that Trump won because of racism, sexism and the authoritarianism of the American people. Obviously, those people like to lose and want to do it over and over again…

“Can a group of universities, affluent areas and hipster urban cores do this [disrupt the Republicans]? Well, Donald Trump hijacked a business group, which looks like a coup vehicle, and did just that. Those of us who submit to Trump should feel humbled – he did something none of us could do. “

Politico: “How can Harris’ defenders complain about being dragged down by Biden when he couldn’t find a single policy issue on which he could break away from an unpopular incumbent? He waited three months, went public with a ‘View’ he couldn’t think of any difference with Biden.”

National Review: “He was an immoral person with an even worse message, if you can call it that. All he had to do was sell himself, and he couldn’t handle even this important job.”

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Well, you get the idea.

In the 107-day campaign, Harris could not convince enough Americans that he is the truth, that he can be the commander-in-chief, or that he had abandoned the far-left policies (such as legalizing border crossings and supporting the operation of prisoners. ) of his last campaign. He foolishly hid himself from the press for a month, giving the impression that he could not stop writing.

Now almost everyone – except those who blame his loss on racism and sexism – is saying what I’ve been saying for three months. Harris never chose Tim Walz, who did nothing on the ticket. The trans issue hurt him and he did not choose the issue, that or any other, to break away from the left wing of his party. He was very worried about hurting Joe’s feelings.

The VP tried to focus on kitchen table economics, like his rate hike plan. But despite current inflation and unemployment, many Americans still feel they are paying higher prices for groceries and have liked Trump’s economic record better than Biden’s.

Democratic vice presidential nominee Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is comforted by second lieutenant Doug Emhoff, as Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris delivers her remarks, conceding the 2024 US presidential nomination to President-elect Donald Trump, at Howard University in Washington on November 6, 2024. (REUTERS/Mike Blake)

There may be little Harris could have done to stop the Trump juggernaut, given his hijacking of workers and minority voters.

Now the president-elect is moving quickly to select his top nominees, having quickly appointed campaign manager Susie Wiles as his chief of staff – the first woman to hold the job.

Tom Homan, who was ICE director during Trump’s first term, will be the border chief, not a big surprise. Homan will be in charge of the mass deportation program, and when asked if there was a way to avoid separating families, as happened last time, he said he was sure – deport them all together.

Stephen Miller, who ran immigration policy for the first time, is expected to be named deputy chief of staff – a promotion, first reported yesterday by CNN, that may not reflect the strength he will have as a loyalist. a member of Trump’s inner circle.

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I had been told a few days ago that Elise Stefanik, a GOP congresswoman from upstate New York, would be running for the administration. And yesterday, Trump nominated him to be UN ambassador. He has experience in the George W. Bush White House.

Then there are the insiders who are a matter of guesswork. Howard Lutnick, the CEO of Wall Street, is being praised by some as the Treasury secretary, but he has his hands full as the co-chairman of this transition.

Late yesterday, Trump picked former Long Island minister Lee Zeldin to run the EPA. He is a conservative who has opposed extreme environmental laws and received a lifetime score of 14% from the League of Conservation Voters. Zeldin’s election was first reported by the New York Post, and he told Fox News that the administration will “roll back regulations” that make businesses “struggle” and “force” them to move overseas.

After that, he tapped Florida GOP congressman Mike Waltz as White House national security adviser, which does not require Senate confirmation. As the Wall Street Journal first reported, he is a China hawk and a Ukrainian skeptic. “Stopping Russia before it drags NATO and therefore the US into war is the right thing to do,” Waltz wrote. “But the burden cannot continue to be solely on the shoulders of the American people, especially while Western Europe is passing by.” (Trump has now cut back on House Republicans’ expectations.)

Oh, and Politico says some Dems are already running in 2028 (Josh Shapiro and Gavin Newsom) or being talked about (Pete Buttigieg and Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear). Already? Can’t we find rest?

So my take is that for all the media talk about the lack of road patrols, Trump is picking serious people with a lot of experience. (Wiles hasn’t worked in Washington since the Reagan years, but his role is different.) Yes, they are loyalists who will do his bidding.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speaks during a campaign event, Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2024, in Mint Hill, NC. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File)

RFK Jr. will get a big headline, but it’s not clear whether Trump will follow his far-fetched advice on fluoride vaccines.

And Elon Musk will be in charge of almost everything, and the world’s richest man has flooded X with hundreds of pro-Trump positions (and some high-profile liberals are bailing).

But the most impressive moment was Trump’s post that Nikki Haley and Mike Pompeo would not joined the administration – not that anyone expected them to.

In his speech, the president-elect said he enjoyed working with both of them and thanked them for the work they did.

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My reaction was: Did someone steal Trump’s phone? The words idiot and moron did not appear.

Perhaps this is a new tone from the incoming president who finally feels vindicated. We’ll see how long it takes.