It is a historic opportunity for the
US citizens and the world that Democrats are in disarray and selection of
Kamala Harris demonstrates once and for all that they don’t at all care for
real democracy. Instead they chose to elevate a party insider who is backed by
billionaires, lobbyists, and Super PACs. It is even more apparent that they are
corporate controlled when one considers that Biden only stepped down after the
billionaires withheld donations. In the hours since Biden announced he would
not seek reelection, and his quick endorsement of Kamala, the anti-Democratic
party raised US$50 million, suggesting that the big donors are lining up to
support yet another pro-war, corporate candidate.
A follow up with some opposition research about the candidate the anti-democratic party appears to be coronating who has zero delegates. First, let’s look closely at her record as Attorney General, California’s Top Cop.
Her office fought tooth and nail against an order to
decrease the inmate population after the Supreme Court ruled that the severe
overpopulation of their prisons amounted to cruel and unusual punishment.
Her AG office’s attorneys explicitly argued that prisoners
were needed to prop up the state’s firefighters needed to combat the wildfire
crisis – these inmates were making one dollar an hour for this
dangerous work.
Kamala
jailed the parents of young people who were skipping classes. And laughed
about it.
In 2014, Kamala refused to investigate a series of police
shootings in San Francisco, where she had previously been District Attorney,
ignoring pleas to do so following the police murder of Michael Brown.
Now let’s look at the Gaza genocide and where she really
stands. Her presidential campaign coffers include access to US$5,395,227 of
contributions from AIPAC.
She has
stood by as the Biden administration has provided approximately US$25 million a
day in military aid to Israel that has enabled them to carry out this genocide
against the people of Gaza.
She co-sponsored a resolution condemning Barak Obama for his
failure to veto a UN resolution denouncing illegal Israeli settlements in the
West Bank.
She
waxed poetic about the Israeli Supreme Court’s architectural design, saying “The
beauty of the architecture and spirit of design left a lasting impression…The
Court, like Israel, is a beautiful home to democracy and justice in a region
where radicalism and authoritarianism all too often shape government.”
This is just the tip of the iceberg. Between her political
history and her dismal polling, she is clearly a terrible candidate. But the
billionaires love her. She has raised tens of millions since Biden’s
endorsement of her on X (formerly Twitter).
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