Democrats and media try to hide Harris and Walz inadequacies

 Derek Hunter:

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz can’t avoid the debates without looking like they’re deliberately avoiding them – which means Kamala will be there Tuesday – but they can avoid being asked any serious questions, and they will. You’d think that would be political suicide, and it certainly won’t help them in the election. Still, the old saying about being silent and leaving people to think you might be an idiot or opening your mouth and confirming their suspicions is doubly true with this ticket.

The heavy lifting the Democratic Party media did in 2020 was unprecedented, but it’s also nothing compared to what will be needed this year. Not because Donald Trump is so wildly popular, neither ticket has a majority favorability rating, but because Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are uniquely awful candidates and, honestly, people.

There’s a reason they speak in platitudes and fortune cookie slogans, and it’s not because they are desperate to find new ways to convey to voters their policy ideas. They are the equivalent of used car salesmen who are just shy of their boat payment in commissions this month, and they see you walk on their lot. You’re the mark.

The limited interviews they’ve given thus far have been devoid of substance or follow-ups, the two things that make interviews have any value whatsoever. CNN simply plowed through topics, limited by time to the point of worthlessness, which was the purpose of making it so short.

Kamala interviewed with someone called “Angel Baby,” which I doubt is the name on the birth certificate. The middle-aged Spanish language radio host in Arizona was tough enough to make CNN’s Dana Bash a grand inquisitor. To say it was worth less than zero would be an insult to the book.

Then there is Tim Walz. The stolen valor college mascot who dances around a stage like a coked-out Muppet seems incapable of having a serious conversation. More importantly, the unvetted Fraudie Murphy not only can’t act like a normal human being for a few consecutive seconds, he can’t string together a coherent thought.
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Harris and Walz may be one of the worst tickets in history.  Walz is a serial liar about things large and small and he blames grammar for his lies.  As governor of Minnesota Walz let rioters burn Minneapolis for several days.  Harris failed her first bar exam.  She still does not look smart.  From talking in word salads to decision-making, she is clearly not the sharpest tool in the drawer.

The media is trying to cover for her because they have an irrational hatred of Trump.  They would rather have a ditz like Harris as Presdient than Trump who was a much better president than Biden.

See also:

The National Guard just smacked Tim Walz with a sobering reality check

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 Tim Walz’s tangled web of deceit surrounding his military record took center stage on Megyn Kelly’s podcast this week, as four veterans who served alongside him in the Minnesota Army National Guard exposed his years of fabrications. 

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And:

 I'm Outta Here! 'Disgusted' Alan Dershowitz Announces He's Ditching the Democratic Party

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