How Much Lower Can They Go?

They've thrown everything but the kitchen sink at this woman, trying to stop her momentum.

They've tried to make Kamala Harris a racist, saying she hates Jewish people...it didn't work because her husband is Jewish.

They're trying to use her past to slut shame her. To every woman joining in this nasty, low rating, and denigrating bashing of another woman, you actually went there?!?! SHAME, SHAME, SHAME ON YOU!!! This is compounded crazy for you wholeheartedly support a sleazy rapist who repeatedly cheated on his wives and slept with porn stars.

They try to tarnish her reputation as a prosecutor and end up contradicting each other: She kept folk in prison for cheap labor...She was too soft on crime. They accuse her of doing all kinds of despicable things during her career. A quick Google search debunks the lies.

Then, they went lower and took aim at her race. They said because she's multiracial--her father is Jamaican and her mother is Indian--she's not Black. Of all the eye rolling, idiotic things to say! If they mean she's not Black because she doesn't have an African heritage, they're still WRONG. Don't they know that a large percentage of Jamaicans are of African descent? Instead, they end up sounding foolish and uneducated. For a Black person to join in with this stupidity, given our racial struggles as minorities is just...🤯

They try to insult her by deliberately mispronouncing her name. None of that juvenile behavior changes who she is and what she's accomplished as a woman and a minority.

As if they weren't already low enough, they took aim at her value by labeling her a DEI...Her education and multiple degrees (Political Science and Economics, Law) are treated as trash. Her career promotions earned by hard work in a male dominated field are ignored and waved away because it contradicts their nasty "She got there on her back," narrative. 

Whoever said like attracts like got it right. These are the kinds of nasty and sleazy things I expect from Donald Trump. It seems his followers share some of his traits and now, feel free to let them come out.

Just keepin' it real...

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