Minnesotans are NOT Surprised by Harris VP Pick

Minnesotans are NOT Surprised by Harris VP Pick

by Ramblin’ Rose

VP Kamala Harris is not frequently attributed with making smart decisions, but she is recognized as a chameleon. Media sources have "removed" video clips from her previous stands on issues. The GOP has accused her of "flip-flopping," but supporters claim she is human and has evolved on several issues.

I disagree. She IS a chameleon that lifts her zygodactyls feet to test the political winds and stretches her tongue, two-three times the length of her body, to examine her environment as it changes so that she might adjust. Consequently, choosing Tim Walz to be her running mate is no surprise.

Harris correctly dropped Josh Shapiro when she realized that he had stronger personal aspirations on the national political scene than to serve as her lapdog. While she must win Pennsylvania and Michigan to reach the requisite number of electoral college votes, she could not appease her anti-Israel voters in MI with a running mate from PA who is Jewish.

Similarly, Mark Kelly, from a swing state, has ties to the CCP that could tarnish his appeal, especially after the CCP tentacles entangling the Biden Crime Family. Additionally, both Shapiro and Kelly have better communication skills than Harris. Maybe she even became cognizant of that. After all, she was coronated and is “Queen Kamala” and wants no one around her to have a brighter light.

Harris (or her staff) chose Tim Walz. As of August 6, 2024, he joined her team as a virtual “unknown” on the national stage even if he campaigned for the post by recently appearing for numerous national media interviews.

Even better, Walz espouses an agenda as liberal, or even more so, than Harris. That means she may continue to “evolve,” knowing that Walz will protect her far-left platform, one that is supported by both Bernie Sanders and Barack Hussein Obama...their America-last agenda.

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