Byron Donalds nails Cheney's support for Harris

 PJ Media:

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"My first response is I really don't care what he thinks," he said after being read Cheney's statement on air. "Secondarily, if you look at the way Kamala Harris and Joe Biden have led the current administration, they suppressed the free speech of the American people. It was the Biden campaign that lied to the world during the last presidential election using the intelligence agencies and 51 intelligence officers to lie about the laptop from hell—that's something the Biden campaign did—They lied about ... all the impacts using the COVID-19 vaccine. They tried to use OSHA to mandate 80,000,000 Americans getting that vaccine. They fired over 10,000 soldiers from our military over the same situation. And right now, we have a situation where Kamala Harris has lied to the world about the health and mental capabilities of Joe Biden."

"So you put all that together, and then you have this statement from Dick Cheney. I'm gonna look at what's actually been happening with Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, and the threat they are to democracy, not what Dick Cheney's saying."
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Donalds gets it right.  When you compare the Trump administration to that of Biden-Harris the US was much better off with inflation under control and a more peaceful world.  Cheney appears to be focusing too much on Trump's initial response to the 2020 election.  While some can disagree with that response, if you focus on the actual consequences of the two elections Trump did a much better job.

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Kamala avoids media ON PURPOSE. She avoids policy & specifics ON PURPOSE. She hides a 20+yr far-left record ON PURPOSE. She gets the celebrity treatment ON PURPOSE. Because they know, if you find out, you'll reject her. This debate may be the ONLY CHANCE to see the real Kamala.

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