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Subject: Re: Kamela Harris on 60 minutes = FAIL
Date: Tue, 8 Oct 2024 12:51:07 -0600
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In article <ve3uok$294oi$15@dont-email.me>, X@Y.com says...
> 
> >
> >Vice President Kamala Harris was pressed by CBS News' Bill Whitaker
> >about whether it was a "mistake" for the Biden administration to go
> >soft on its border policies during a tense exchange on Monday's
> >special election episode of "60 Minutes."
> >
> Kamela?  Rightists are so unintelligent and uneducated in the English 
> language that they can't spell a simple name!  And they call themselves 
> 'Americans'!  What a bunch of welfare bums and unskilled serfs.  Get the 
> fuck out.
> 
> 
> The unpaid fascist right wing media has been in meltdown over this since
> Sunday.  It's true.  Trump bailed on 60 minutes because he was molesting
> children, not that he's a muddle brained feeble old fool who was afraid to
> show up because he knows he's doomed if there are any direct comparisons
> between him and future POTUS Harris. 
> 
> Donald Trump's health questioned once again as he still has made medical
> records public Published on October 8, 2024 at 9:00 AM by Sharleen
> McAleavy 
> 
> The US elections are drawing closer. Following concerns about former
> Democratic candidate Joe Biden's health, observers are now turning their
> attention to Republican candidate Donald Trump. journalist claims Donald
> Trump health cognitive decline experts US election © Justin Merriman /
> Getty Images 
> 
> At the end of July 2024, Vice President Kamala Harris entered the race for
> the presidency to replace current US President Joe Biden. In the run-up to
> this, there had been numerous calls to this effect from both voters and
> critics, who had repeatedly expressed concerns about Biden's state of
> health. There were and are similar concerns about the not much younger
> Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. 
> 
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> The 78-year-old is determined to win the election on November 5 - but many
> people are also wondering whether he might be too old to hold the office
> of US president. Time and again, observers have questioned his mental
> health due to his sometimes confused statements - experts even claim to
> have noticed an increasing cognitive decline in Donald Trump. Journalist
> warns about Donald Trump's state of health 
> 
> As reported by the Frankfurter Rundschau and news.de magazine, the
> speculation surrounding his health is now gaining momentum again.
> Journalist Katie Phang, MSNBC presenter, is the latest to comment on his
> age and what that could mean if Donald Trump wins the elections next
> month. 
> 
> Katie Phang has ben a vehement critic of Trump on the news channel, and in
> her segment Katie's Sidebar, she brought up Trump's health and asked her
> viewers to consider a scenario in which his ailing health leads to JD
> Vance as President. 
> 
> She said:
> 
>     Donald Trump who's currently 78 years old and regularly frequents
>     McDonald's, and loves his diet cokes would end his second term as
>     oldest president ever to serve as President of the United States. 
> 
> She goes on to add that Trump 'refuses' to publish basic information about
> his health. She emphasises that his lack of transparency could indicate
> that he has something to 'hide'. 
> 
>     Kinda makes you wonder, what's he hiding?
> 
> She also brings up experts' alarm over his incoherent speeches signaling
> possible cognitive decline. 
> 
> She then talks about what would happen if Trump was incapacitated to lead
> the country. 
> 
>     In that event, the Vice President becomes the President.
>     Automatically. So I'm going to state it plainly, J.D. Vance is a
>     heartbeat away from the presidency of the United States. 
> 
> Donald Trump keeps his medical records under wraps
> 
> Indeed, concern over Trump's mental and physical wellbeing is growing, and
> the fact that Donald Trump has not yet made his medical records public has
> also been questioned. 
> 
> Although it is not mandatory for presidential candidates to reveal this
> information, it can be seen as a sign of transparency among voters. It is
> an opportunity, therefore, to convince supporters that they are also
> suitable for the presidency in terms of their health. Many former
> candidates have done this in the past. 
> 
> As reported by MSNBC, Donald Trump previously told CBS News in mid-August
> that he would 'gladly' release his medical records and believed every
> candidate should do the same. However, he has yet to do so. 

Did you see her epic fail on 60 minutes?