First night of DNC speakers is a parade of speakers with one goal: to convince you Kamala Harris isn't as big a disaster as Joe Biden.

Well, if these remarks by Maxine are any indication, people outside the convention hall aren't buying it

A future of breadlines and Kamunism. Whee!

California's 43rd District where -- among other things -- the poverty rate is higher than the rate of both the state of California and the United States as a whole.

We could pick 1,000 random people from the phone book and they'd do a better job.

<a href="https://twitchy.com/amy-curtis/2024/08/17/kamala-said-she-has-the-will-to-snatch-company-patents-so-government-can-take-over-n2399735" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">A wannabe dictator</a>, yes. But not a leader.

We agree. Especially the retirement part.

Nope. They can't speak on their feet, but they can tell us how to run our lives.

 {ai:summary}<p>The DNC's first night unfolds as a struggle to polish Kamala Harris's tarnished image, with whispers of disaster echoing outside the convention walls. Critics are unyielding, asserting that leadership is glaringly absent, with Harris portrayed as a reluctant, teleprompter-dependent figure.</p><p>Amid the chorus of disdain, visions of a bleak future loom, and the notion that nearly anyone could fill her shoes grows louder. Political rhetoric morphs into mockery, with calls for real leaders echoing in the night air. #politics</p>

No One's Buying What Maxine Waters Is Selling When She Says Kamala Can Marshal Us Into the Future

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