As the mainstream media continues to paint Kamala Harris’s campaign as “joyous” and full of “good vibes,” internally, the vice president’s “Frankenstein” campaign team has become an “unwieldy” group rife with tension, campaign aides told Axios. After President Joe Biden abruptly ended his reelection campaign in July and endorsed his vice president, Harris pieced together
Brenda Abdelall comments came at a convention featuring prominent anti-Semite Cynthia McKinney Brenda Abdelall (dhs.gov) Kamala Harris’s newly appointed head of Arab-American outreach once accused Zionists of “controlling” American politics, echoing an anti-Semitic trope that suggests Jews nefariously manipulate global affairs. “The Zionists have a strong voice in American politics,” Brenda Abdelall, an Egyptian-American lawyer
Vice President Kamala Harris was caught inflating her prosecutorial record when she was running for San Francisco district attorney in 2003, according to resurfaced audio of a debate and copies of mailers sent out by Harris’s campaign at the time. The campaign mailers, which ABC News reported Thursday, touted Harris as a “veteran prosecutor” with
Israel Defense Forces took out a key Palestinian Islamic Jihad commander who was long wanted by Israel for his role in terrorist attacks against the Jewish state, Israeli officials said Thursday. Mohammed Jaber, the commander of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad-led Tulkarm battalion, was one of five militants Israeli forces fatally targeted inside a mosque in
The first all-female audience ever on The Drew Barrymore Show was whooping and cheering for Kamala Harris, its guest of honor, this April when Barrymore’s sidekick, Ross Matthews, threw a softball at the vice president. “I heard a rumor that you worked at McDonald’s?” “I did. Yes, I did work at McDonald’s,” laughed Harris. “When
The Rev. Frederick Haynes has also praised anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan as a ‘wonderful and great man’ Louis Farrakhan, Frederick Haynes III (@fhunscripted X), Kamala Harris (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) In a sermon last month, the Rev. Frederick D. Haynes III told worshippers at his Dallas church about two encounters he had with his longtime criminal justice
Financial giant MSCI accused of engaging in BDS to harm firms doing business in the Jewish state MSCI CEO Henry A. Fernandez (Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Bloomberg Philanthropies) Montana, Iowa, and Tennessee have launched investigations into whether the investment behemoth MSCI has engaged in Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) practices by issuing harmful ratings to