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She’s been a career politician, and Kamala Harris has had a mixed track record that leaves a lot to be desired, namely her inability to connect with the common folk, and while many disparage her as an idiot, that’s being overly dramatic.
Kamala Harris has been climbing the ranks of politics in California, where she has served as district attorney, attorney general, and senator, and then rising internationally to become the vice president of the USA. Supporters of Harris praise her for being an aggressive prosecutor, for protective and responsive laws for and against children, and for protecting consumers. In addition to her praise, Harris has been historically recognized as the first woman of African and South Asian descent to serve as a vice president. Harris is facing criticism, with a generational divide between older and younger generations, and said the criticism is aimed at the high turnover of her staff and gaps in the policies. Those described communication issues are a summation of the larger issues at hand. These patterns of public records covering polls and records from media and journalism, which span the extremes of the left and right wings of the government, are documented, verified facts that have been absent from the conversation about conspiracy theory records.
Key criticisms of Harris’s competency have focused on Border and immigration, and Staff and office management. Harris has faced documented criticism over record-high border crossings from Central America during her tenure. There were over 2.4 million crossings during that fiscal year. Harris received documented criticism for her public statements, which documented a lack of criticism of the border crossings. There had been documented criticisms of Harris’s office management staff, which led to high turnover among her staff, reported by many, including Politico, the Washington Post, and Axios. Staff turnover was reported at the level of her chief of staff, and her many communication directors were rapidly replaced. Staff critics described the office environment as dysfunctional, with high micromanagement, creating a sense of unclear direction.
- Public speaking skills and interviews: Videos show Kamala Harris responding with long, complicated statements that do not answer questions, giving scripted media portrayals, saying things like ‘the significance of the passage of the time’ and ‘We have to move on… unburdened by what has been…’ These types of interviews are not unique to Harris, but the responses lack authenticity, as confirmed by focus groups and viral clips. While interviewing supporters for the 2024 elections, many of them also suggested that a suitable answer to the question of ‘what is the main aim of the campaign, is it just to be against Trump? ‘ is not clearly articulated.
- Legislative outcome: While serving as a senator, Harris herself was involved in passing legislation that many described as being too ambitious. While serving as a Vice President, the additional child tax credits and components of the ‘Build Back Better’ legislation were not implemented, leaving many of the legislation’s supporters behind. Kamala Harris has been accused of being a ‘prosecutor’ who advocates for a tough-on-crime stance, and implicit in the stance against the early legalization of marijuana and the single advocacy shift of legalizing.
Polls indicated this: Kamala Harris’ favorability rating has been in the mid-40 % range during the 2024 elections. More negative than positive results are seen in the professional assessment reports obtained by Kamala Harris, which show that Kamala performs better than other politicians who have worked in the same profession.
Likability factors
This is largely subjective. From the media coverage to the perceived authenticity, all have an impact on Harris.
- Inflated inauthenticity: Audience frustration with numerous accent changes (which still persist today), rehearsed laughter, and no response to the ‘substance’ of the discussion has led cartoonists and comedians in various genres (including SNL and late-night) to lay out the content of their presentations.
- Increased their partisan alignment, which is, in many cases, a plus for Harris. More than 90% of Democrats who identified strongly with their party liked Harris, while Independents and Republicans did not. The early collapse of her campaign in the 2020 elections was indicative of Harris’s inability to attract even a sizable number of Democrats. The enthusiasm gap was not closed, even by the initial burst of excitement when it was anticipated that Biden’s withdrawal would leave Harris’s replacement role to the 2024 elections.
- Wider context: The current political environment favors talent for media theatrics. With less detail and more prosecution-style drama, Harris’s performance was also different from the more folksy or realistically combative candidates. In rival polls, she was also outperformed by acquaintances. Critiques, whether cultural, identity-related, or others, such as biased partisanship, generally lack substantive critique. Defenses often seem to be under attack for pointing out sexism or racism.
Somewhat fair critique
Since she isn’t the only recent VP nominee to perform poorly, the public and the political field have mostly accepted verbal gaffes or a lack of substantive performance (e.g., Biden, Quayle, and Palin). Good things about Harris include: her backward-bending support for certain voters, her legal expertise on reproductive rights and abortion post-Dobbs (decision), and her ability to handle (or tough it out) in trying situations (e.g., during her confirmation hearings). California AG post has some wins in public-interest areas, i.e., the environment, and a few dollars’ worth of (modern) settlements. Average measurable outputs of her governance- such as (high) rates of staff turnover, border statistics, (low) rates of public approval for her governance, and poor performance of (or low) rates of her campaign- gave enough fodder (or) resources to opponents for labeling her as incompetent. Essentially, the likability gap frequently arises due to (or as) disappointment in voters perceived as disingenuous.
To the so-called ‘idiot’ and to personal attacks based on hyperbole, there is, in fact, a lot of data that (i.e., policy outcomes, internal staff accounts, and election results showing a loss of popular votes in 2024, etc.). Successful critiques focus on facts, unlike comments on the data and empty insults that help political opponents establish their (similar) flawed candidates. Finally, it is the voters who dictate.
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How do I apply for NATIONAL FAITH HOMEBUYERS PROGRAM DPA?
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Details on NEXA Lending joint ventures announced so far
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Silver prices per ounce has broke past the $50 dollar barrier. The short sellers of silver has been forced to cover their short position creating a silver short squeeze. This is just the beginning of silver taking off.
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“I do believe it could be an epic lifetime event,” says David Morgan, author of The Silver Manifesto, on the coming surge in gold and silver. Morgan warns that this is “not a nation state event like the Weimar Republic or Argentina… this is a global event.” With central banks scrambling, the dollar under pressure, and industrial demand now consuming up to 70% of all silver, Morgan argues the setup is unprecedented: “Right now… the only way to make supply and demand balance is by eating the above-ground supply.”
As gold keeps smashing records—“we’re in the acceleration phase… 90% of the move comes in the last 10% of the time”—silver’s upside could be even greater. “Gold will get to a point where the average person can’t buy an ounce at $4,000, but they can buy a lot of silver at $40. And that’s when silver will actually take over gold and out-accelerate it.”
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Illinois Governor JB PRITZKER and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson may be facing 20 years in prison if charged, arrested, tried and convicted. Harboring illegal aliens, interfering with Federal agents, Obstruction of Justice and a handful of other crimes.
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A major legal bombshell just dropped. New York Attorney General Letitia James — celebrated for fighting big powers and insisting “nobody is above the law” — now finds herself indicted by a Virginia grand jury on serious fraud charges.
Prosecutors allege James misrepresented a Norfolk, Virginia property as a secondary residence, securing favorable mortgage terms while allegedly using it as a rental/investment property.
The indictment includes counts of bank fraud and making false statements to a lending institution, putting her public standing and political future at grave risk.
What’s especially explosive:
James built her reputation on holding powerful people accountable — now she is under the microscope
Could the “no one is above the law” slogan end up applying to her?
What will the political fallout be, especially in 2026 campaigns?
How her legal team will defend, and what she’s claiming about political retaliation.
👉 Watch the full video as we break down every shocking allegation, possible outcomes, and the political stakes rising from this unprecedented case.
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There are other mortgage companies that has a sister or affiliate real estate company. I am not too familiar with how they all work. For example, EXP realty has a revenue share program so many level down. Motto Mortgage is part of ReMAX. I think Keller Williams has a mortgage company. What makes AXEN REALTY and NEXA MORTGAGE different than the competition. Thank you.
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The Trump administration just hit DEFCON 1. Gary Franchi here with an explosive segment from RAW FEED that’s sending shockwaves through Washington. Matt Gaetz was literally yanked from Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point event and summoned to DC by Trump himself. The timing? Right as the Epstein files controversy reaches nuclear levels and MAGA tears itself apart over transparency. George Papadopoulos says there’s only one option for special counsel—Matt Gaetz. Trial lawyer Robert Barnes laid out the playbook: trace the money, no redactions, trust no one except Gaetz.
MSNBC just confirmed what we’ve been reporting—there’s real panic in the White House right now. L was sent on damage control to Benny Johnson’s show, but watch her body language—eyes darting everywhere, looking absolutely terrified as she tries to plug the dam. The administration dropped the ball so hard that they’re sending out family members to clean up the mess. For the first time ever, Trump got ratioed on his own Truth Social platform after posting a rambling defense of Pam Bondi. MAGA supporters are literally burning their hats in protest. Un The binombshell nobody’s talking about? Ghislaine Maxwell says she’s ready to testify before Congress and expose the entire client list, but congressional Republicans are BLOCKING her testimony. Roger Stone revealed she was the guest of honor at Chelsea Clinton’s wedding and knows where all the bodies are buried. She claims Epstein was murdered and she’s prepared to name names under oath. Republicans won’t let her speak. Ask yourself @
Tucker Carlson dropped the most devastating analysis yet. Dan Bongino’s entire career is being destroyed because Pam Bondi went on Fox News claiming she had thousands of hours of Epstein tapes on her desk. Turns out she lied. Now, Bongino threatens to resign if Bondi doesn’t step down. Tucker says it’s going to be nearly impossible for Dan to return to his podcast when his entire audience thinks he’s covering up for pedophiles. Megyn Kelly went nuclear, saying Bondi either lied then or she’s lying now—both can’t be true.
The situation is so bad that Charlie Kirk asked his crowd of 7,000 who they prefer—Bongino or Bondi? The vote was 7,000 to zero for Bongino. Not a single person raised their hand for the Attorney General. Even establishment Republicans like Mike Lawler are desperately trying to change the subject, saying it’s time to “move on” from Epstein because he’s “dead and buried.” The problem? His co-conspirators aren’t.
Alex Jones and Steve Bannon have united in demanding that Trump release everything. Bannon warned this could cost Republicans 40 House seats in the midterms if not handled properly. General Mike Flynn tagged Trump directly, saying the Epstein affair isn’t going away and the administration must be above reproach. Rob Schneider called out the hypocrisy of obsessing over Epstein while 300,000 children remain missing from border trafficking.
The smoking gun? Trump gave a Fox News interview in 2024 where they asked if he’d declassify the Epstein files. His answer? “I guess I would… there’s a lot of phony stuff in there.” Fox deliberately edited out the hesitation. Roger Stone has the solution—unseal all grand jury testimony from when the Trump administration charged Epstein. Everything we need to know is in those sealed documents, including search warrants for the island and Manhattan mansion sealed at the request of prosecutor Maureen Comey—yes, James Comey’s daughter.
Jack Posobiec gave the speech of the weekend, demanding we go “full January 6th committee” on every Epstein client. The crowd erupted. The base wants blood, and the establishment is running scared. Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett suddenly felt compelled to deny that Epstein worked for Mossad. Tucker Carlson responded that it’s “extremely obvious” Epstein had connections to foreign intelligence. This isn’t going away. The administration’s incompetence has created a full-scale revolt within MAGA. Trust is shattered. Careers are ending. And Matt Gaetz might be the only one with the backbone to deliver justice.
