First thing this morning, I shared with Maria the recent New York Times polling suggesting that Trump is significantly leading in Georgia, Arizona, and North Carolina. Flabbergasted, as usual, Maria said, "It's only because she's a woman. They're not listening to her!"
They complain that they don't know anything about Kamala; so, she tells us, repeatedly and passionately, her life story. And yet they STILL say they don't know who she is.
They complain that she doesn't detail her policies; yet, she employs actual, accurate numbers and directly addresses what her policies entail and how they will affect our lives. But then they say she only talks about her upbringing and avoids direct questions from journalists.
These are criticisms coming from the right AND left (read, The New York Times). There is something profoundly wrong with how we are treating the two candidates: One, a democracy-threatening demagogue; the other, a lifelong public servant. One, a 78-year-old, senile man with the comparative ego of Pinochet or Mussolini; the other, a 59-year-old woman with a sharp mind, an open heart, and a clear vision.
He scowls, drones, and jigs as if he were jerking two penises; she laughs, sings, and smoothly dances to the groove.
He's the deepest, darkest closet in American history.
She's an open book.
Compare their policies.
Compare their manners.
Compare their fortitudes.
Compare their experiences.
Compare their understandings.
Compare their brains!
But stop the false equivalencies because, frankly, the 5'4" woman will kick the 6'3" man's ass in every, single way.
