George Takei, like the rest of the Democrat elite, has already installed Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democrat presidential nominee, even though not one person has voted for her. So who will Harris pick to be her vice president? CNN's Anderson Cooper already did a segment on possible candidates, only one of six who wasn't a straight white man (Gov. Gretchen Whitmer). (And yes, they left of Pete Buttigieg.) They also said Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro was a risk because he's Jewish, and that would turn off the Hamas-sympathizing base of the party.

So that leaves a lot of straight white men. Takei noted that when Harris was picked, she was called the DEI candidate … which she was. Joe Biden had promised that his running mate would be a black woman. Why? Because of diversity, equity, and inclusion. So Takei wonders how picking a straight white man is "strategic."

It was meant to secure votes in 2020 and will cost votes in 2024.

The elderly white man will a history of saying racist things needed the black vote. Of course, it was strategic.

We finally agree with Takei about something. Maybe Harris should pick a gay Asian American as they haven't been represented in the White House … who knows how many votes she could pick up.