Former Vice President Kamala Harris is well-known for vilifying and demonizing her political opponents. Her harsh and inflammatory rhetoric was part of her routine as a senator from California and long before. Her vile attacks during Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings revealed her true character as a politician, or lack thereof. This was only compounded and amplified during her presidential campaign when she regularly accused Donald Trump of being a fascist.
Look no further than Charlie Kirk’s assassin, who replicated her words, engraving “Hey fascist! Catch!” on a bullet casing. When the vice president is using the kind of rhetoric repeated by assassins and others seeking violence, it’s a good indication that it shouldn’t be said. Yet, even with the hindsight of a second failed presidential campaign, two assassination attempts on Trump, and the execution of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, Harris continued her vile characterizations of political rivals and opponents — a day after the memorial service for Kirk, nonetheless.
“Right now, we are dealing with, as I called him at my speech on the Ellipse, a tyrant. We used to compare the strength of our democracy to communist dictators,” Harris said during an interview on Monday on the Rachel Maddow Show. “That’s what we’re dealing with right now in Donald Trump, and these titans of industry are not speaking up, and perhaps it is because his threats and the way he has used the weight of the federal government to take out vengeance on his critics is something that they fear.”
Less than two weeks after Kirk’s assassination, Harris had the audacity to claim that Trump’s critics are living in fear. It’s typical leftwing fearmongering and performative hysteria. It’s Orwellian in delivery, neo-Marxist in nature, and emblematic of the political scheming described in Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals. And it’s the kind of violence that Democrats said they shared no part in causing, yet regularly and repeatedly vociferate in their daily conversations with the public.
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Tyrants don’t get elected (in legitimate and fair elections, anyway). Tyrants don’t get checked by court systems or legislative bodies. Tyrants don’t get the legislative resistance that Trump regularly experiences.
However, this is who Kamala Harris is. She represents all the vices she ascribes to Trump. It should come as no surprise that she, once again, resorted to deceitful and inflammatory rhetoric to express her political viewpoints. She can’t tell the truth. She can’t debate or explain her ideas fully without having to lie and throw metaphorical gasoline on a scorching hot, fire political climate in this country. She continues to use the dangerous words of left-wing radicals who seek to shoot, kill, and cause other violence in the U.S. against those they disagree with.
Recall, a little less than a year ago, when, during a rally for Harris, the night before the presidential election, Oprah Winfrey issued a dire warning that if Harris lost the election, “it is entirely possible that we will not have the opportunity to ever cast a ballot again.” It’s indicative of the consistent violent rhetoric that now appears to be an integral part of the Democratic political platform. “Vote for Democrats or we will all be oppressed and die” seems to be the message.
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And we wonder why left-wingers are murdering conservative Republicans, setting fires to governors’ mansions, or executing Israelis at events in Washington, D.C.?
Harris has learned nothing since her campaign defeat. She’s still the same mean, vile, inflammatory politician she has always been. So, too, are many of her Democratic colleagues.