As VP, what is Kamala Harris’s most noticeable achievement we now experience?

[SassyIrishLass]

I see since Pennsylvania is in play Harris is suddenly not against fracking

Like anyone believes that

 

[Lisa558]

Not only did voters and donators reject her, but she was one of Biden's harshest critics.
So how did she end up VP? Just as how now Harris might pick Shapiro the gov of PA as her VP ONLY BECAUSE she hopes to BUY the Pa vote, Joe picked her ONLY because he wanted the black and woman's vote. Not only does this speak poorly of the voters as very shallow, but it speaks to the real mechanisms of electioneering.

While Trump and GOP are largely ISSUE-driven (Vance after all matches Trump on ISSUES, while his being southern and white hardly work for Trump as whites and the south are already two groups most sewn up by Trump), democrats like Harris are IDENTITY-driven, in that they pick their candidates by how they identify, in that just because you might be a woman, you think another woman will better represent you, or just because you are black (or Jamaican Hindu), that another black, etc., will better represent you--- without even looking at the person's history.


Yes, this tells me that by and large, the voters are NT getting who they want but are MANEUVERED into ACCEPTING who THEY pick believing that these choices reflect you when in fact, they reflect THEMSELVES.


Probably both.

1. The fact that a twice impeached convicted felon insurrectionist dictator is neck-n-neck with Harris and Biden does not bode well for them and is a mnajor embarrassment! Why aren't they crushing Trump in the polls? If nothing else, it says that the democrats really SUCK.
2. Everything democrats claim is a lie. Rather than ever admit the truth, a democrat will simply say NOTHING. So I expect that the figures they are sending imn about Harris killing it in donations and volunteers is mostly a lie, and also partly because Biden SUCKED EGGS so much for them.
3. The democrats would be NOTHING wiithout 95% of the media behind them. If the GOP had as much of the media backing them, no democrat would ever get elected.

Yup. I just googled a political topic, and the articles on the first page were from CNN, NPR, Washington Post, NYT, and the like. Not a single comserative source.

If, GD FORBID, the DEI Marxist wins this election, it is because the Democrats now have an “enslaved media” - one of the two things Madison warned is necessary for a government to oppress. Without googling it, can you guess what the second thing is?

 

[Lisa558]

I see since Pennsylvania is in play Harris is suddenly not against fracking

Like anyone believes that

The useful idiots will.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

The useful idiots will.

Exactly

 

[LeftofLeft]

She's put the fear of God into MAGA and Trump​

You fear Kamala! Great! Thank you.

Now onto The Prosecutor vs the Convicted Felon/sexual abuser/rapist.

Trump is a convicted felon.

Harris is a former prosecutor.

The prosecutor vs the sex abuser/convicted felon:

"I prosecuted sex predators. Trump is one."

"I shut down for-profit scam colleges. He ran one."

" I held big banks accountable. He's owned by them."

" I'm not just prepared to take on Trump, I'm prepared to beat him." -

Kamala Harris

This is great for all of the Trump haters but does nothing for the swing voters. The swing voters want to see measured results. So, as Vice President, what has she accomplished?

 

[protectionist]

"I shut down for-profit scam colleges. He ran one."
" -

Kamala Harris

He didnt run a scam college. His college was perfectly legit and OK. The scam is you and her et al, being scammed into thinking it was a scam.

 

[protectionist]

The swing voters want to see measured results. So, as Vice President, what has she accomplished?

Nothing.

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

Democrats: name 5 of Kamala Whore's accomplishments. "Crickets....crickets"

Same with the news media,...... she has NONE.

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

WCIV – 30 Aug 22

Kamala Harris-backed bail fund helped incarcerated man, now charged with...​

A suspect released with the help of a nonprofit organization operating a Minnesota bail fund endorsed by Vice President Kamala Harris has now been charged with . . .
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Here are the 'murderers & rapist' freed by Kamala-backed bail fund

A BAIL fund backed by Kamala Harris has defended helping to free a man accused of domestic abuse after he was charged with murder for shooting a man in a road rage incident. George Howard, 48, is …

www.the-sun.com

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Let Kamala let some more criminals out and maybe they will visit her house?

 

[Dante]

He didnt run a scam college. His college was perfectly legit and OK. The scam is you and her et al, being scammed into thinking it was a scam.

Right. You are technically correct.

It wasn't a college. It was a University

Federal court approves $25 million Trump University settlement​

A federal court approved a $25 million settlement with students who said they were duped by Donald Trump and his now-defunct Trump University.

A federal court approved a $25 million settlement on Tuesday with students who said they were duped by Donald Trump and his now-defunct Trump University, which promised to teach them the "secrets of success" in the real estate industry.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco finalized the settlement after it was first approved by a judge last March following an appeal by Sherri Simpson, a Florida woman who said she spent roughly $19,000 on Trump University workshops. Simpson had wanted to opt out of a class action suit in order to pursue a separate suit against Trump, but the court rejected that.

Federal court approves $25 million Trump University settlement

A federal court approved a $25 million settlement with students who said they were duped by Donald Trump and his now-defunct Trump University.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[Dante]

He didnt run a scam college. His college was perfectly legit and OK. The scam is you and her et al, being scammed into thinking it was a scam.

Trump University: A Look at an Enduring Education Scandal​

As the long-standing legal case on Trump University comes to a close, this brief looks at new evidence and insights on Trump and his hallmark educational initiative.


When Donald Trump first launched Trump University in 2005, he said that the program’s aim was altruistic. Coming off his success as a reality television show host, Trump claimed that the Trump University program was devoted to helping people gain real estate skills and knowledge. At the Trump University launch event, Trump told reporters that he hoped to create a “legacy as an educator” by “imparting lots of knowledge” through his program.1

Today, it’s clear that Trump University was far from charitable. In fact, Trump University’s real estate seminars often didn’t provide that much education; at some seminars, it seemed like the instructors aimed to do little more than bilk money from people who dreamed of successful real estate careers. As one person who attended the program wrote on a feedback form examined by the authors, “Requesting we raise our credit limits on our credit cards at lunch Friday seemed a little transparent.”2

Trump University: A Look at an Enduring Education Scandal

As the long-standing legal case on Trump University comes to a close, this brief looks at new evidence and insights on Trump and his hallmark educational initiative.

www.americanprogress.org

Following the release, earlier this week, of testimony filed in a federal lawsuit against Trump University, the United States is facing a high-stakes social-science experiment. Will one of the world’s leading democracies elect as its President a businessman who founded and operated a for-profit learning annex that some of its own employees regarded as a giant ripoff, and that the highest legal officer in New York State has described as a classic bait-and-switch scheme?

Trump University: It’s Worse Than You Think

But will it be the thing that brings Donald Trump down?

www.newyorker.com

 

[Dante]

I see since Pennsylvania is in play Harris is suddenly not against fracking

Like anyone believes that

She wants to bring back black lung disease -- more coal jobs.

Oh wait. That was.

never mind

Poll: Majority of Pa. residents want fracking to end • Pennsylvania Capital-Star

The clean energy industry performed much better, with 69% of voters viewing it favorably, and only 18% viewing it unfavorably.

penncapital-star.com

Pennsylvanians Strongly Support a Crackdown on Fracking. Will Allegheny County Deliver? – Ohio River Valley Institute

The Ohio River Valley Institute is a think tank focused on lasting job growth, clean energy, and more inclusive civic structures for northern Appalachia.

ohiorivervalleyinstitute.org

 

[protectionist]

Trump University: A Look at an Enduring Education Scandal​

As the long-standing legal case on Trump University comes to a close, this brief looks at new evidence and insights on Trump and his hallmark educational initiative.


When Donald Trump first launched Trump University in 2005, he said that the program’s aim was altruistic. Coming off his success as a reality television show host, Trump claimed that the Trump University program was devoted to helping people gain real estate skills and knowledge. At the Trump University launch event, Trump told reporters that he hoped to create a “legacy as an educator” by “imparting lots of knowledge” through his program.1

Today, it’s clear that Trump University was far from charitable. In fact, Trump University’s real estate seminars often didn’t provide that much education; at some seminars, it seemed like the instructors aimed to do little more than bilk money from people who dreamed of successful real estate careers. As one person who attended the program wrote on a feedback form examined by the authors, “Requesting we raise our credit limits on our credit cards at lunch Friday seemed a little transparent.”2

Trump University: A Look at an Enduring Education Scandal

As the long-standing legal case on Trump University comes to a close, this brief looks at new evidence and insights on Trump and his hallmark educational initiative.

www.americanprogress.org

Following the release, earlier this week, of testimony filed in a federal lawsuit against Trump University, the United States is facing a high-stakes social-science experiment. Will one of the world’s leading democracies elect as its President a businessman who founded and operated a for-profit learning annex that some of its own employees regarded as a giant ripoff, and that the highest legal officer in New York State has described as a classic bait-and-switch scheme?

Trump University: It’s Worse Than You Think

But will it be the thing that brings Donald Trump down?

www.newyorker.com

Trump University was not a scam. Leftist conners got you on that one. OK. I guess it never occured to you that any business has a small % of whiners who will always crab no matter what. The overwhelming majority of Trump Univ students were happy, and said nothing. Your left media doesnt report on them.

Maybe you have never owned a business. I did. I had a video dating service for 12 years, and I had some women crabbing to me, even when they were getting FREE memberships.

Trump settled outside court simply because that was easier, with less aggravation, less distraction from his busy activities, and the money was nickels & dimes to him. Maybe this isnt part of your life experience, but this is how billionaire businessmen do things. Then the left media twists it to how they want you to see it, and you fall for it.

 

[protectionist]

Right. You are technically correct.

It wasn't a college. It was a University

Federal court approves $25 million Trump University settlement​

A federal court approved a $25 million settlement with students who said they were duped by Donald Trump and his now-defunct Trump University.

A federal court approved a $25 million settlement on Tuesday with students who said they were duped by Donald Trump and his now-defunct Trump University, which promised to teach them the "secrets of success" in the real estate industry.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco finalized the settlement after it was first approved by a judge last March following an appeal by Sherri Simpson, a Florida woman who said she spent roughly $19,000 on Trump University workshops. Simpson had wanted to opt out of a class action suit in order to pursue a separate suit against Trump, but the court rejected that.

Federal court approves $25 million Trump University settlement

A federal court approved a $25 million settlement with students who said they were duped by Donald Trump and his now-defunct Trump University.

www.nbcnews.com

And you think that prove something. It proves you are an easy DUPE.

 

[Dante]

Trump University was not a scam.

Okie Dokie

Trump University: It’s Worse Than You Think

But will it be the thing that brings Donald Trump down?

www.newyorker.com

Trump University: A Look at an Enduring Education Scandal

As the long-standing legal case on Trump University comes to a close, this brief looks at new evidence and insights on Trump and his hallmark educational initiative.

www.americanprogress.org

Federal court approves $25 million Trump University settlement

A federal court approved a $25 million settlement with students who said they were duped by Donald Trump and his now-defunct Trump University.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[protectionist]

Federal court approves $25 million Trump University settlement

A federal court approved a $25 million settlement with students who said they were duped by Donald Trump and his now-defunct Trump University.

www.nbcnews.com

And how much did the 95% of students get, who said nothing, because they were satisfied ?

 

[Dante]

And how much did the 95% of students get, who said nothing, because they were satisfied ?

class action suit

plaintiffs

your percentages are weirdly hilarious

A "one-year apprenticeship" at the educational institute cost $1,495; a "membership" over $10,000; and "Gold Elite" classes ran $35,000.

Trump faced two lawsuits in California and one in New York, brought by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman. They were folded into one class action suit after Trump was elected, according to court documents.

Trump paid the $25 million in January of last year, but it was held in escrow until the court upheld the settlement, according to The Associated Press.

 

[Dante]

And how much did the 95% of students get, who said nothing, because they were satisfied ?

Following the release, earlier this week, of testimony filed in a federal lawsuit against Trump University, the United States is facing a high-stakes social-science experiment. Will one of the world’s leading democracies elect as its President a businessman who founded and operated a for-profit learning annex that some of its own employees regarded as a giant ripoff, and that the highest legal officer in New York State has described as a classic bait-and-switch scheme?

If anyone still has any doubt about the troubling nature of Donald Trump’s record, he or she should be obliged to read the affidavit of Ronald Schnackenberg, a former salesman for Trump University. Schnackenberg’s testimony was one of the documents unsealed by a judge in the class-action suit, which was brought in California by some of Trump University’s disgruntled former attendees.

Trump University: It’s Worse Than You Think

But will it be the thing that brings Donald Trump down?

www.newyorker.com

Trump University: A Look at an Enduring Education Scandal​

As the long-standing legal case on Trump University comes to a close, this brief looks at new evidence and insights on Trump and his hallmark educational initiative.


When Donald Trump first launched Trump University in 2005, he said that the program’s aim was altruistic. Coming off his success as a reality television show host, Trump claimed that the Trump University program was devoted to helping people gain real estate skills and knowledge. At the Trump University launch event, Trump told reporters that he hoped to create a “legacy as an educator” by “imparting lots of knowledge” through his program.1

Today, it’s clear that Trump University was far from charitable. In fact, Trump University’s real estate seminars often didn’t provide that much education; at some seminars, it seemed like the instructors aimed to do little more than bilk money from people who dreamed of successful real estate careers. As one person who attended the program wrote on a feedback form examined by the authors, “Requesting we raise our credit limits on our credit cards at lunch Friday seemed a little transparent.”2

Trump University: A Look at an Enduring Education Scandal

As the long-standing legal case on Trump University comes to a close, this brief looks at new evidence and insights on Trump and his hallmark educational initiative.

www.americanprogress.org

 

[protectionist]

Following the release, earlier this week, of testimony filed in a federal lawsuit against Trump University, the United States is facing a high-stakes social-science experiment. Will one of the world’s leading democracies elect as its President a businessman who founded and operated a for-profit learning annex that some of its own employees regarded as a giant ripoff, and that the highest legal officer in New York State has described as a classic bait-and-switch scheme?

If anyone still has any doubt about the troubling nature of Donald Trump’s record, he or she should be obliged to read the affidavit of Ronald Schnackenberg, a former salesman for Trump University. Schnackenberg’s testimony was one of the documents unsealed by a judge in the class-action suit, which was brought in California by some of Trump University’s disgruntled former attendees.

Trump University: It’s Worse Than You Think

But will it be the thing that brings Donald Trump down?

www.newyorker.com

Trump University: A Look at an Enduring Education Scandal​

As the long-standing legal case on Trump University comes to a close, this brief looks at new evidence and insights on Trump and his hallmark educational initiative.


When Donald Trump first launched Trump University in 2005, he said that the program’s aim was altruistic. Coming off his success as a reality television show host, Trump claimed that the Trump University program was devoted to helping people gain real estate skills and knowledge. At the Trump University launch event, Trump told reporters that he hoped to create a “legacy as an educator” by “imparting lots of knowledge” through his program.1

Today, it’s clear that Trump University was far from charitable. In fact, Trump University’s real estate seminars often didn’t provide that much education; at some seminars, it seemed like the instructors aimed to do little more than bilk money from people who dreamed of successful real estate careers. As one person who attended the program wrote on a feedback form examined by the authors, “Requesting we raise our credit limits on our credit cards at lunch Friday seemed a little transparent.”2

Trump University: A Look at an Enduring Education Scandal

As the long-standing legal case on Trump University comes to a close, this brief looks at new evidence and insights on Trump and his hallmark educational initiative.

www.americanprogress.org

...... Post # 53 said all that needed to be said.
You can keep on posting if you like. Not my problem.

 

[Dante]

Of the approximately 7,000 former students eligible to submit claims, more than 3,700 have submitted claims to receive payment through the settlement. Assuming the settlement is approved, these students will receive a large percentage of the funds that they paid to Trump University.15

...... Post # 53 said all that needed to be said.
You can keep on posting if you like. Not my problem.

When Donald Trump first launched Trump University in 2005, he said that the program’s aim was altruistic. Coming off his success as a reality television show host, Trump claimed that the Trump University program was devoted to helping people gain real estate skills and knowledge. At the Trump University launch event, Trump told reporters that he hoped to create a “legacy as an educator” by “imparting lots of knowledge” through his program.1

Today, it’s clear that Trump University was far from charitable. In fact, Trump University’s real estate seminars often didn’t provide that much education; at some seminars, it seemed like the instructors aimed to do little more than bilk money from people who dreamed of successful real estate careers. As one person who attended the program wrote on a feedback form examined by the authors, “Requesting we raise our credit limits on our credit cards at lunch Friday seemed a little transparent.”2

Trump University: A Look at an Enduring Education Scandal

As the long-standing legal case on Trump University comes to a close, this brief looks at new evidence and insights on Trump and his hallmark educational initiative.

www.americanprogress.org