John Smyth wrote:
> 'Kamala campaign fakery exposed.'
>
> <https://thenationalpulse.com/2024/08/11/kassam-6-key-indicators-expose-the-kamala-walz-campaign-as-fake-phony-and-fraudulent/>
>
> 'KASSAM: 6 Key Indicators Expose The Kamala-Walz Campaign as Fake,
> Phony, and Fraudulent.
> Once you see it, you can’t unsee it. It’s like seeing the Matrix. Or
> being forced to watch Bridget Jones’s Diary. It’s cringe-inducing every
> time, and it offends the sensibilities of all but the most sociopathic
> in our midst. Unfortunately, this constituency is growing, boosted by
> the narcissism of social media and the atomization of major
> cities.Nevertheless, despite its repugnance, everyone should be forced
> to confront the stark superficiality of the Harris-Walz campaign. From
> its inception with its ersatz ‘Brat’ mimicry to its rallies, which are
> really just free concerts with a speech at the end, the Kamala campaign
> is essentially just a hologram of a political campaign.'
>
> 'That is not to say there are no nuts and bolts, but those are for the
> “outside groups” like the Sixteen Thirty Fund, Arabella Advisors,
> America Votes, and others to concern themselves with. Kamala’s job is to
> convince you the wizard is real, not just a man behind a curtain. There
> aren’t even just a few examples of this. There are already many, which
> is a lot for a campaign that has only existed for a few weeks:
>
>
> 1. Stolen Military Valor. Stolen Coaching Valor.
>
>
> By now, you’ll have likely heard the story of Kamala’s Vice Presidential
> nominee, Tim Walz, who has gone from robustly defending his record to a
> quiet, Friday night admission that he “misspoke” about his service in
> the National Guard.The CNN interview with a former colleague of his is
> hard enough to watch as it is, but its conclusion adds the pièce de
> résistance by having the anchor hurriedly move the segment on in a
> full-flung panic about the damage she is reluctantly doing to the
> Harris-Walz campaign. It bears viewing.It’s as frustrating as watching
> his boss Kamala and the media call him “coach,” when Walz was actually
> not the coach of the high school football team he constantly shouts out.
> Walz was the defense coordinator for the Mankato West High School
> football team. And while the team did win a state championship, it
> wasn’t Walz who led that team.
>
>
> 2. The AI Rally Imagery.
>
> Perhaps you’ve seen the picture originally peddled by the Harris-Walz
> campaign. At a slight glance, it appears to show gargantuan crowds
> gathered below Air Force 2 for an appearance by Joe Biden’s Vice
> President. There’s a problem, however. The image below appears doctored,
> if not AI-generated, in large parts.The phones in the image all appear
> to be showing wildly different things, and some hands, fingers, and
> thumbs are subtly warped. There are no reflections of the crowds in the
> plane’s livery. In fact, there’s no reflection of anything.To be clear,
> the audience was real, but the pictures were so wildly digitally
> enhanced so as to cause doubt. Why? Who knows.'
>
> '3. The Pseudo Rallies.
>
>
> Kamala Harris and Tim Walz’s rallies haven’t been typical political
> rallies, but they’ve been billed as such in an attempt to place them on
> par with, or even above, Trump’s iconic gatherings from over the last
> decade.Instead, the rallies are actually concerts. Like the one in
> Wisconsin, which was actually a free Bon Iver gig (yeah, I don’t know
> either) right near that band’s hometown. Tack 30 minutes of political
> speeches on the end, call it a rally, and CNN does the rest.“Do you see
> how many people are coming out here to see Kamala and Tim?!”It was the
> same in Georgia, as throngs of “music” lovers flocked to the Georgia
> State Convention Center to see Megan Thee Stallion and Quavo (yeah, I
> don’t know either) and started to file out as soon as the politics
> began.This will doubtless be a constant theme on the run-up to November,
> as liberal celebrities and their corporate management firms use their
> vast resources to prop up the Harris-Walz ticket.Oh, and don’t overlook
> one of the funniest parts of Kamala’s rallies, especially since her
> media cheerleaders are keen to claim Trump is struggling to fill seats
> at his. The Kamala campaign team appears to be blocking off and blacking
> out areas of their venues so people don’t notice how many empty seats
> there really are.'
>
>
> '4. The Pseudo Rallies Part 2
>
>
> Speaking of blacking out, it wouldn’t be a “phony Kamala” article
> without making mention of her condescending obsession with faking black
> vernacular, accents, and cultural references in the most cringeworthy
> ways since Hillary Clinton claimed she never left the house without a
> bottle of hot sauce and bucket of fried chicken. Ok, I added that last
> part. But it may as well have happened.To be clear, since so many
> misunderstand the point of this line of attack: yes, Kamala Harris has
> some Jamaican lineage. She also has slave-owning lineage, but we don’t
> talk much about that for some reason. (As an aside, not that it matters,
> did you know Donald Trump is the first American President to have no
> slavers in his ancestry?)The attempts to reframe Kamala as a black
> American woman are landing poorly with black American men especially,
> and also with the Indian American communities she almost exclusively
> claimed until recently.While some feel squeamish about this topic, it
> bears understanding that much of the logos and the ethos of this
> election are self selecting. People know who is stronger and weaker on
> their issues. What this election will now come down to is pathos. Who is
> more authentic? Who can move people? Who connects better? And who is a
> phony? This issue is a major example, amongst others, of what a
> diabolical fraudster Kamala Harris truly is.
>
> 5. Sticking to the Script.
>
>
> Its only been a few weeks and people have already begun to notice.
> Unlike the extemporaneity of Trump’s speeches and appearances,
> everything Kamala Harris does adheres to a very tight script. In fact,
> all her rally speeches so far have been the exact same, except she
> switches out the name of the state she’s in. Check it out for
> yourself.“The path to the White House runs right through *insert state
> here*,” is one of the lowest forms of political pandering, and frankly,
> smacks of her speechwriters phoning it in. It’s the same reason she’s
> done no major set piece interviews over the past month and is yet to
> commit to any, and why she refuses to debate on a network that isn’t
> overtly friendly to her.At the end of the day, her and her team are
> petrified of shifting her away from the pre-written script, which makes
> sense, since every time she ad-libs she sounds like a college student
> who just took their first toke on a blunt.“The passage of time…
> Unburdened by what has been… hahahahaha…”This is where Trump can expose
> her in debate. Refuse to adhere to the rules. Refuse to stick to the
> script. Knock her off balance as much as possible. She’ll hit him with,
> “Excuse me, I’m speaking,” to which he needs to respond, “No, we heard
> you. We just don’t know what the hell you’re talking about. Kamala, this
> is a debate. It goes back and forth. I know you’ve been told to stick to
> the script but running this country is not like reading from a script.
> It’s not a movie. It’s about who can take the right actions for the
> people, at the right time. And if the past four years have shown us
> anything – that ain’t you.”
>
>
> BONUS: Is Doug Emhoff Tim Whatley from Seinfeld?
>
> We’ve heard a common media refrain about my old mate Doug Emhoff’s
> Judaism, peaking when Kamala made excuses for refusing to choose Jewish
> man, Josh Shapiro, as her running mate for fear of further upending the
> Democrat Party’s not insignificant alliance with Hamas supporters aka
> many Arab-Americans.But a Forward.com opinion column – a liberal Jewish
> news website – explained in 2021 that Harris and Emhoff’s daughter Ella
> “is not Jewish,” elaborating further from Ella’s spokesman: “Ella’s dad
> [Doug Emhoff] has been ‘celebrating Judaism for a few years now but out
> of an independent search.'”“It’s not something she grew up with,” the
> spokesman further explained.Now on the face of it, this doesn’t seem so
> crazy. A man exploring Judaism, a daughter who doesn’t care for it.
> Whatever, right? Almost.But just like Jerry Seinfeld’s dentist Tim
> Whatley, Emhoff has almost overleaned into his newfound faith. Yes,
> there is no zealotry like that of a convert, but the consistent
> hollering, “I’m Jewish!” followed by their cheerleaders screaming, “He’s
> Jewish!” smacks of yet another attempt by Harris and her family to
> weaponize identity to help them politically.Emhoff was only
> “independently searching” in Judaism for a few years when he became the
> White House’s key conduit on anti-Semitism, leapfrogging activists
> involved in the space for decades. Most recently, he’s been used as a
> shield to guard against accusations that she kept Shapiro off the ticket
> to placate Muslim Americans. It’s all just so very… fake.'
>

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