Questions you wont hear ABC's moderators ask Kamala tomorrow night

[Trump is our Savior]

If they do ask her she will go into word salad mode or self destruct mode like the tape recorder would do in the opening of the old Mission Impossible tv show. These questions are too complex for her to answer in specifics.

 

[JGalt]

If they do ask her she will go into word salad mode or self destruct mode like the tape recorder would do in the opening of the old Mission Impossible tv show. These questions are too complex for her to answer in specifics.

I would ask her "If the Trump tax cuts are such a bad thing, why have you kept them in place the last four years?"

 

[Trump is our Savior]

I would ask her "If the Trump tax cuts are such a bad thing, why have you kept them in place the last four years?"

That is very great question to ask.

 

[toobfreak]

Questions you wont hear ABC's moderators ask Kamala tomorrow night​

1. Kammy, how does a piece of shit like you rise to run for POTUS of this country, especially when you are neither constitutionally nor institutionally qualified?
2. Kammy, are you as confused as you sound or do you actually think you are making sense with your mindless gibberish?
3. Kammy, do you think you could have found a more woefully sad POC to have as your VP, or was he the only person you could find even worse than you?
4. Kamula, can you recommend a good salve for dealing with the mouth blisters you must surely have by now from sucking as hard and as long as you surely did to wheedle your way to being in this race?

 

[Trump is our Savior]

1. Kammy, how does a piece of shit like you rise to run for POTUS of this country, especially when you are neither constitutionally nor institutionally qualified?
2. Kammy, are you as confused as you sound or do you actually think you are making sense with your mindless gibberish?
3. Kammy, do you think you could have found a more woefully sad POC to have as your VP, or was he the only person you could find even worse than you?
4. Kamula, can you recommend a good salve for dealing with the mouth blisters you must surely have by now from sucking as hard and as long as you surely did to wheedle your way to being in this race?

Lol

 

[IM2]

If they do ask her she will go into word salad mode or self destruct mode like the tape recorder would do in the opening of the old Mission Impossible tv show. These questions are too complex for her to answer in specifics.

And you are here posting bs from Paul Sperry.

 

[Trump is our Savior]

And you are here posting bs from Paul Sperry.

BS? I doubt it! What is your education level compared to the ever brilliant Paul Sperry?

 

[BULLDOG]

Lol

It's obvious that the cult member's maturity and class has maintained the same level it has had since they joined the cult. They emulate trump well.

 

[candycorn]

It's obvious that the cult member's maturity and class has maintained the same level it has had since they joined the cult. They emulate trump well.

They see the end...and they are acting accordingly.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Maybe a question on child care.............

Today, Vice President Kamala Harris announced critical steps to lower the cost of child care for more than 100,000 working families across America.
The Biden-Harris Administration's new rule will cap the cost of child care at no more than seven percent of income for families enrolled in the Child Care and Development Block Grant program (CCDGB), saving families more than $200 per month on average.
The new rule, filed by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), also allows states to waive payments entirely for some families and helps pay child care providers faster and more fairly, which will help raise wages for child care workers.

"President Biden and I believe that every family in our nation should be able to access affordable child care," said Vice President Harris.
"Today, we are taking another important step forward by lowering the cost of child care for more than 100,000 working families that receive federal child care assistance.

President Biden and I will continue fighting to cap child care costs at $10 a day for millions of American families and make preschool free for all four-year-olds as we once again call on Congress to get it done."

 

[22lcidw]

They see the end...and they are acting accordingly.

Using the same agendas the last 4 years and putting them on steroids will not make us stronger. The damage is done with inflation. Progs keep sweeping it under the rug with the rest of the skeletons.

 

[konradv]

If they do ask her she will go into word salad mode or self destruct mode like the tape recorder would do in the opening of the old Mission Impossible tv show. These questions are too complex for her to answer in specifics.

MAGA is shaking in their boots, because they know Trump is a loose cannon, hanging on to the last shreds of his sanity.

#DEMENTIADON

 

[SweetSue92]

MAGA is shaking in their boots, because they know Trump is a loose cannon, hanging on to the last shreds of his sanity.

#DEMENTIADON

Donald Trump is not the one who has to have a stage reconstructed with lights and an actor because his handlers are afraid he'll melt down

That's YOUR candidate, and she's sinking in the polls now

 

[SaxonJackson]

Maybe a question on child care.............

Today, Vice President Kamala Harris announced critical steps to lower the cost of child care for more than 100,000 working families across America.
The Biden-Harris Administration's new rule will cap the cost of child care at no more than seven percent of income for families enrolled in the Child Care and Development Block Grant program (CCDGB), saving families more than $200 per month on average.
The new rule, filed by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), also allows states to waive payments entirely for some families and helps pay child care providers faster and more fairly, which will help raise wages for child care workers.

"President Biden and I believe that every family in our nation should be able to access affordable child care," said Vice President Harris.
"Today, we are taking another important step forward by lowering the cost of child care for more than 100,000 working families that receive federal child care assistance.

President Biden and I will continue fighting to cap child care costs at $10 a day for millions of American families and make preschool free for all four-year-olds as we once again call on Congress to get it done."

Price-fixing won't solve any problems. It will create new ones. Either child care businesses will be forced to shut their doors leaving parents without a place to drop off their kids or the Socialists will force everyone else to pay for someone else's child care needs. Lose-lose situation.

 

[scruffy]

It's obvious that the cult member's maturity and class has maintained the same level it has had since they joined the cult. They emulate trump well.

My my, sensitive little leftard ain'tcha.

Grow some skin.

 

[wamose]

Like Trump said, "what's debate prep"? Either you're ready to be President or you're not. Trump is ready. Kamala's scared. Maybe a good question for Kamala would be 'how much longer does our earth have before it's destroyed by global warming and how much did her and Biden reduce the average temperature during their term'. MAGA

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Price-fixing won't solve any problems.

BS.
It will help parents by lowering cost.

• The average weekly cost of a nanny for one child in 2021: $694 (Care.com)
• The average weekly cost of a child care or daycare center for one child in 2021: $226 (Care.com)
• The average weekly cost of a family care center for one child in 2021: $221 (Care.com)
• The average weekly cost of an after-school sitter for one child in 2021: $261 (Care.com)
• Most expensive state for hiring a nanny: Washington, D.C.: $855 per week (Care.com)
• The average weekly daycare cost in Washington, D.C. (the most expensive state for daycare): $419 (Care.com)
• Percentage of parents who cite rising child care costs as their reason for adjusting their family plans: 43 percent (Care.com)
• Percentage of parents who spend more than 10 percent of their annual income on child care: 72 percent (Care.com)
• Percentage of parents who spend more than 20 percent of their annual income on child care: 51 percent (Care.com)
• The average amount spent on child care per month: $850 (Babycenter)
• The average amount spent on a nanny per month: $2,450 (Babycenter)

It will create new ones.

New solutions.

www.inhersight.com › blog › inclusive-benefits30 Companies That Offer Daycare at Work - InHerSight​

Either child care businesses will be forced to shut their doors leaving parents without a place to drop off their kids or the Socialists will force everyone else to pay for someone else's child care needs. Lose-lose situation.

What is Trump's plan?

 

[MarcATL]

We're drilling and fracking now MORE than ever before.

What the HELL does that idiot mean by "curbing drilling/fracking?"

Everything about these people is based on lies.

 

[Meathead]

If they do ask her she will go into word salad mode or self destruct mode like the tape recorder would do in the opening of the old Mission Impossible tv show. These questions are too complex for her to answer in specifics.

I'm thinking how many felons did you send to prison in CA and what is your favorite color. That kinda thing.

 

[Meathead]

BS.
It will help parents by lowering cost.

• The average weekly cost of a nanny for one child in 2021: $694 (Care.com)
• The average weekly cost of a child care or daycare center for one child in 2021: $226 (Care.com)
• The average weekly cost of a family care center for one child in 2021: $221 (Care.com)
• The average weekly cost of an after-school sitter for one child in 2021: $261 (Care.com)
• Most expensive state for hiring a nanny: Washington, D.C.: $855 per week (Care.com)
• The average weekly daycare cost in Washington, D.C. (the most expensive state for daycare): $419 (Care.com)
• Percentage of parents who cite rising child care costs as their reason for adjusting their family plans: 43 percent (Care.com)
• Percentage of parents who spend more than 10 percent of their annual income on child care: 72 percent (Care.com)
• Percentage of parents who spend more than 20 percent of their annual income on child care: 51 percent (Care.com)
• The average amount spent on child care per month: $850 (Babycenter)
• The average amount spent on a nanny per month: $2,450 (Babycenter)

New solutions.

www.inhersight.com › blog › inclusive-benefits30 Companies That Offer Daycare at Work - InHerSight​

What is Trump's plan?

Yeah, it really worked for Maduro in Venezuela. That's why half of them came up here through Kamala's border.