You don’t have to look far to find anyone more Woke than Khameleon Harris. She watched as San Francisco burned, but also championed the drug addicts and derelicts that splattered the streets. Not only did the dregs of society shit on the sidewalks, they were responsible for turning the City by the Bay into a Hell’s Paradise.

Furthermore, the Khamaleon sunbathed in the fires that engulfed much of the Mission District. And she watched the Gang Bangers butcher shop keepers, stealing their goods and slashing customers to death. No one will tell you otherwise that the reason for businesses closing was the atmosphere prevailing because the Khamaleon-Pelosi team condoned Mass Murder, flagrant drug use, and the atmosphere of anarchy.

The Khameleon’s V.P. pick is of the same mold, a liar of liars. Ditched his country when it was under fire, stood by as Minneapolis-St. Paul burned to the ground. He will do the same as the Flag Burners take to the streets if elected. We find out that he is retracking a part of his military service where he said he was handling “weapons of war“, he never did handle weapons of war while in a war zone. This weakling is not in favor of the Second Amendment, on top of that he is a “Tree Hugger” from the get-go. 

American citizens voted overwhelmingly to flush the previous  liberal from Minnesota, who was a swamp critter, to a devastating defeat. America knew when they saw this guy’s agenda what was coming. And that was a road to socialism.

Hubert Horatio Humphrey’s running mate was none other than the CRY BABY from the great state of Maine, Edmund Muskie.

And now we have more of the same, but in Spades. Harris chose a Chicken, This guy is as Yellow as they come, he fled from danger when the country was in need. Contrary what this liar says, he FAILED to answer THE CALL OF DUTY. There is no revisionist history here, we know who this traitor is. 

When it came time to face our adversaries, Walz ran away from his charge. This guy is another Chicken Little. Yellow as they come, another Bergdahl.

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A liberal progressive from day one, what else would you expect from a school teacher who ran from cover when he was called to duty. Yes, this Chicken went Yellow Pants. America doesn’t need another Bergdahl. He burned down Minnesota, now he wants to Burn Down America.

Harris VP pick Tim Walz ‘failed to act’ as BLM rioters burned Minneapolis in 2020, state Senate panel found

DUI, COVID fraud and hotline to report neighbors: 5 controversies surrounding Harris’ VP pick

1995 DUI Arrest

Walz in past campaigns has sought to downplay his arrest for drunken driving in the mid-90’s, but questions about his run-in with law enforcement continue to dog him. A 2022 report by Alpha News unearthed court records that cast doubt on the version of the story Walz has told on the campaign trail.

On Sept. 23, 1995, when Walz was working as a teacher in his home state of Nebraska, he was pulled over for going 96 mph in a 55-mph zone.

In comments to reporters, Walz’s 2006 campaign for Congress in Minnesota’s 1st District insisted he was “not drunk” and blamed a “misunderstanding” with police on “Walz’s deafness,” which the governor’s then-campaign manager said had since been “surgically corrected.”

But a state trooper’s report obtained by Alpha News contradicts those claims.

“A strong odor of alcoholic beverage was detected emitting from Mr. Walz[‘s] breath and person,” the report said. The trooper indicated that Walz submitted to and failed both a field sobriety test and a preliminary breath test. He was eventually taken to Chadron Hospital for a blood test before being booked in the Dawes County Jail.

Walz was initially charged with driving under the influence and speeding, but he pled guilty to a single count of reckless driving, according to Aplha News.

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Black Lives Matter Riots

Walz’s critics say his handling of the Minneapolis riots after the 2020 killing of George Floyd was a failure and low point of his first term as governor.

“[H]e’s been a disaster for Minnesota and is by far the most partisan governor that I can remember having,” Minnesota GOP Chairman David Hann told Fox News Digital. “Going back to 2020, certainly – he did nothing to try to stop the riots going on in Minneapolis. I think he was fearful of alienating his ‘progressive’ base, who were supporting the riots. Kamala Harris was raising money for the rioters.”

Walz deployed the National Guard to stop the violence, which included the torching of a police station. But GOP lawmakers have said both the governor and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey were too slow to act.

Republican state Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka accused Walz of a slow response to the riots, which left businesses in downtown Minneapolis in ruins.

“I called the White House after [four] days of unbridled rioting with the Governor frozen on what to do,” Gazelka wrote on X on July 28. “I know that Gov[.] Walz and Pres[ident] Trump talked. I know Walz finally brought the Guard out in full for the next night. But Walz was [three] days too late. Pressure may have made him move.”

Hann similarly said Walz “waited for three days before he could bring himself to ask for the National Guard to be deployed.” He also pointed to the “defund” police movement’s roots in Minnesota following Floyd’s murder and subsequent rioting in the Twin Cities.

As a result of the delayed action, hundreds of businesses across Minneapolis and St. Paul were devastated by the destruction and had to ask their local government for help recovering – on top of what they lost during pandemic-related closures.

WALZ’S HANDLING OF BLM RIOTS, STRICT COVID RULES UNDER MICROSCOPE AFTER HARRIS VP PICK

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz speaks about funding for the I-535 Blatnik Bridge at Earth Rider Brewery on Jan. 25, 2024, in Superior, Wisconsin. (Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)

COVID-19 Lockdowns

In his first term as governor, Walz oversaw Minnesota’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Like other Democratic leaders, he favored heavy-handed pandemic restrictions, including lockdowns and mask mandates.

The Upper Midwest Law Center unsuccessfully challenged Walz’s 2020 indoor mask mandate on constitutional grounds, but an appellate court sided with Walz.

Walz also set up a hotline to report residents who violated COVID-19 mandates, as FOX 9 Minneapolis reported at the time.

Gazelka asked Walz to “please take [the] Hotline down” in a post after it was established, calling the move “unnecessary.”

“We can all show a bit of kindness to our neighbors as we manage our times and needs differently in the stay at home efforts,” the state senator said at the time.

BAG OF CASH DOESN’T STOP JURORS FROM CONVICTING 5 DEFENDANTS IN $40 MILLION FOOD FRAUD SCHEME

Federal prosecutors charged 70 people with defrauding federal food programs that funded meals for kids during the pandemic out of $250 million on Walz’s watch. (U.S. Attorney’s Office for Minnesota via AP)

Pandemic Relief Fraud Investigation

In addition to complaints over Walz’s pandemic-era restrictions, Republicans have blamed the governor for lax oversight of pandemic programs that cost millions of taxpayer dollars.

Federal prosecutors charged 70 people with defrauding federal food programs that funded meals for kids during the pandemic out of $250 million on Walz’s watch. Known as the Feeding Our Future scandal, it’s one of the country’s largest pandemic aid fraud cases. The Office of the Legislative Auditor, a nonpartisan watchdog, delivered a scathing report in June that said Walz’s Department of Education “failed to act on warning signs,” did not effectively exercise its authority and was ill-prepared to respond.

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Gov. Tim Walz speaks before President Biden at Dutch Creek Farms, Nov. 1, 2023, in Northfield, Minnesota. (AP Photo/Abbie Parr)

Interference in Police Shooting Case

Walz came under fire from Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty earlier this year for his comments on a police shooting case handled by her office.

Moriarty in June dropped the case against Minnesota State Trooper Ryan Londregan, who was accused in the fatal shooting of Black motorist Ricky Cobb II. In a press conference announcing her decision, she made remarks against Walz, saying he had been “very active in inserting himself into this case” and was conflicted since he controls the Minnesota State Patrol, FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul reported.

“Have you ever seen this governor intervene in any case involving a defendant in his entire tenure?” Moriarty said on June 3. “Why is it appropriate for a governor, who has never picked up the phone to call me, who is not a lawyer, who does not understand the nuances of this case, to talk about it publicly? To center Mr. Londregan as being the victim in this case. Why has that been appropriate? Why hasn’t that been called out?”

Walz later told reporters that had Moriarty not dropped the charges against Londregan, he would have used his executive authority to remove her from the case.

“It was my hope that the county attorney would get to this position… At some point, if this decision had not been made, yes we would have done that,” Walz said.

The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office denied that rumors of Walz’s intention to remove the case affected Moriarty’s decision.

Fox News Digital’s Audrey Conklin and the Associated Press contributed to this report.

Chris Pandolfo is a writer for Fox News Digital. Send tips to chris.pandolfo@fox.com and follow him on Twitter @ChrisCPandolfo.

WESLEY BELL UPSETS COREY BUSH. Congratulations to Missouri’s District 1, new Representative. He certainly knew how to

The Squad looses another member. Go AOC, America has had enough of your bull shit

‘Squad’ Rep Cori Bush loses highly contentious primary against pro-Israel Democrat

Our prediction is that Missouri, the Show Me State, has seen the last of Cori Bush. So let it be written, so let it be done. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMUaMSquKXI 

“I’m just trying to make sense of why so much money would be spent in our congressional race when our district has so many needs,” an exasperated Bush told NBC News in an interview on a sweltering summer day.  Our answer to her. Every district has needs, why do you think that yours is more important than the rest of the country? Do you have more Welfare Mungers? 

She was referring to the more than $18 million spent in her race against Wesley Bell, making it the second most expensive House primary in the nation. Bell, who is St. Louis County’s prosecuting attorney, has had significantly more ad backup in the race thanks to a nearly $9 million infusion from a pro-Israel group seeking to oust Bush, an outspoken Israel critic.

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Bush appears to be at serious risk of losing her seat against prosecutor Wesley Bell, with most polls showing her trailing her opponent. The FiveThirtyEight survey aggregator shows that the last study, conducted by the Mellman Group in late July, had Bell in the lead with 48% of the support compared to Bush’s 42%.

It is worth noting that the poll was among 400 likely voters, making the margin of error higher.

Did you ever notice how the Democrats erupt every time a judicial decision goes against them?  They can’t hide their frustration; they attack the judiciary; they even vail threaten them with death – yeah we ain’t kidding.

https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2020/03/04/schumer-gorsuch-kavanaugh-supreme-court-abortion-lead-vpx.cnn

https://www.wsj.com/video/opinion-schumer-and-the-war-on-judges/618D854A-1742-4C56-9177-F9FB1C3F31AE

But when Chief Justice Roberts voted in the majority that Obamacare was a tax, and therefore legal, these Pervs went wild, dancing in the streets like there was no tomorrow.

Now we bring you to their view of Democracy. Biden wants to stack the Supreme Court because too many of their decisions reflect the conservative bent of the court.

These who scream that Trump is a threat to Democracy, only have to look at what they did to Sleepy Joe Biden. They butchered him to death midterm like they do to the unborn. In other words, they performed an abortion on Sleepy Joe. 

This was an old fashion Putsch when they Booted Joe down the road like an Old Rusty Can. Harris never received ONE VOTE from a Democrat Voter. This what they use to call a Back Room Deal.  Democrats call this their version of Democracy. F..k the voter at large.

The Trump campaign blamed the Biden-Harris administration. 

“Kamala Harris has proudly and repeatedly celebrated her role as Joe Biden’s co-pilot on ‘Bidenomics,’” Karoline Leavitt, Trump Campaign National Press Secretary, said in a statement. “She cast tie-breaking votes in the Senate for spending that put inflation on steroids, and despite the evidence that America’s working families are hurting she tells us these failed plans are working.”

She added: “The basic necessities of food, gas and housing are less affordable, unemployment is rising, and Kamala doesn’t seem to care.”

Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign is blaming former President Trump for the latest negative jobs report — nearly a full term after he left office. 

“Donald Trump failed Americans as president, costing our economy millions of jobs, and bringing us to the brink of recession,” Harris for President spokesperson James Singer said in a statement.

The Harris campaign’s comments come as U.S. job growth cooled sharply in July while the unemployment rate unexpectedly rose to the highest level in nearly three years.

The Labor Department on Friday reported that employers added 114,000 jobs in July, missing the 175,000 gain forecast by LSEG economists. The unemployment rate also unexpectedly inched higher to 4.3% against expectations that it would hold steady at 4.1%.

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Blacks are about 13 percent of the population, but occupy just under fifty percent of all American public housing. It’s about the same for Section 8 and other voucher programs, which spread the overflow from public housing.

The numbers in different locations bear out the common view that public housing is largely black. Here are percentages of units occupied by “minorities” — I couldn’t find a breakout for blacks — so this includes Hispanics and some Asians:

• Puerto Rico — 100 percent
• Washington DC — 99 percent
• Delaware (22 percent black) — 91 percent
• New York — 91 percent
• California — 87 percent
• U.S. average — 71 percent
• Minnesota (78 percent white) — 45 percent
• Idaho — 15 percent
• Vermont — 3 percent

Non-whites live in public housing at between double and triple their percentage of the population, and wherever non-whites are 30 or 40 percent of the total population, public housing is close to 100 percent non-white.

Outside of New England and the Mountain West, public housing in America is largely non-white and especially black. Blacks use public housing at about four times their percentage of the population. The program costs the public $60 billion a year.

Black from the start

Lyndon Johnson set up the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) as a cabinet-level agency in 1966. Johnson’s choice of Robert Weaver as the first HUD Secretary gives us a clue as to its purpose. Out of twenty-nine men (no women) who served in Johnson’s Cabinet, Weaver was the only non-white.

The current HUD secretary is a black woman and so was her predecessor. Ben Carson, also black, was HUD secretary under President Trump. Of 18 HUD secretaries, there have been six blacks and three Hispanics, but minority leaders are not found only at the highest levels of this massive transfer of wealth.

There are about 3,300 local public housing authorities in the United States, spending cash from Washington. Administration is by state and carried out locally. Each of those 3,300 is a bureaucracy, and the proportion of blacks in the top positions reaches absurd levels.

Black from top to bottom

I’ll use my home state of Florida as a proxy for the country. Its black population is slightly above the national average (15 percent) and it has a higher Hispanic population (25 percent). It’s in the middle of the pack in employment and wages, has a good mix of urban and rural populations, and is a good stand-in for checking 30 or so authorities instead of 3,300.

The following personnel from Florida’s largest cities are all black:

• President of the Tampa Housing Authority
• The director of Hillsborough County Affordable Housing Services (Tampa)
• The executive director of the Tallahassee Housing Authority
• Chief executive officer of the Gainesville Housing Authority
• President of St. Petersburg Housing Authority
• Five out of seven of the directors of the advisory board to the St. Petersburg Housing Authority
• President of Orlando Housing Authority
• Director of housing and community services for Osceola County (Orlando)
• Executive director of Palm Beach County Housing Authority
• Executive director of the Housing Authority in West Palm Beach
• Chief executive officer of Jacksonville Housing Authority
• Forty percent of the housing commissioners in Fort Lauderdale

Miami is the one exception among Florida’s big cities. Its public housing boss is Hispanic — no surprise, since it is 70 percent Hispanic.

There are plenty of agencies in smaller towns that somehow ended up headed by blacks:

• CEO of Ocala Housing Authority
• Executive director of Bradenton Housing Authority
• Executive director of tiny Plant City’s Housing Authority
• Director of housing for Leesburg (population 30,000)
• Executive director of public housing in Fort Walton Beach (20,000 people)
• Four out of five commissioners on the board of the Housing Authority of Palatka (10,000 people)
• Executive director of the Winter Park Housing Authority (2,000 people)
• About a quarter of the 55,000 people of Winter Haven are black. The executive director of the Housing Authority is black. These images from the authority’s website show whom it serves.
• Why so many blacks?

  I searched only Florida and just under half of the housing authorities. Some didn’t include photos of executives. Some names sounded unquestionably black, but I didn’t include them unless I could find photos. In other words, I barely scratched the surface and have probably undercounted black agency heads, but a look at about one percent of all the housing authorities in the country shows them everywhere.

  Something else struck me: Blacks are often at the top of the pyramid but not so common just below. When photos are available for chief financial officer, senior administration manager, or chief technology officer, they are almost always whites. Where do the blacks in top jobs come from if they don’t work their way up?

  Most of these jobs are filled by appointment from governor, mayors, county commissions, etc. They are essentially patronage jobs that involve hardly any “leadership.” In housing, the feds call the shots on eligibility and the states just implement federal guidelines.

  Another reason I think there are so many black agency heads is for the same reason an absurd percentage of police chiefs are black — it’s political cover for local governments to avoid the appearance of whites being in charge of or controlling blacks. A white president of a housing authority is a plantation master. A black president is wonderful diversity and a role model for kids.

  Likewise, these “presidents” and “executive directors” can’t do any real harm because all important decisions are made for them. So why not put a black in charge and look progressive? And at election time, they can help get out the vote — unofficially, of course.

Biden heading to Situation Room with security team ahead of Iran’s anticipated attack against Israel