Harris-Walz: Policies Steeped In Deceptive Fantasy

Underground USA

Well, the Harris-Walz campaign finally published a page on its website outlining its policies. Of course, it’s interesting that they unveiled it less than 48 hours before the debate, so the mainstream media and social media platforms didn’t have time to dissect it. Not that the mainstream media complex would say anything other than “Kamala Marxism is awesome,” but I digress.

After reading the attempt at refined word salad, it became apparent that the Harriz-Walz campaign – led by Obamaite David Plouffe – is really grasping at straws. They offer nothing but empty promises, which their past performance confirms they won't fulfill.

Aside from the Harris campaign's disingenuous attempt to say Project 2025 is a Trump idea (it belongs to the Heritage Foundation, which has no affiliation with the Trump campaign), half of the crap on the Harris-Walz policy page is unattainable in its Marxism, the other half she could have enacted already but didn't and 100 percent of it is hollow rhetoric, refined and prettied-up word salad. It’s all lipstick on the pig.

Both sides need to be judged by their actions in office because that’s how all of us are judged in our job performances – that is, unless you get favorable performance reviews like Kamala did in coming up the ladder (cough, kneepads).

Harris has done ZERO except to claim Trump was to blame when the Biden-Harris agenda went south. The economy? Trump’s fault. War in the Middle East and Ukraine? Trump’s fault. A failed disengagement in Afghanistan? Trump’s fault. Higher taxes on the Middle Class? Trump’s fault. Exploding costs in the housing and automobile markets, grocery bills through the stratosphere? Trump, Trump, and Trump. Hell, I’m stunned she hasn’t blamed Biden’s cognitive decline on Trump!

Conversely, under Trump:

* The economy was infinitely better

* Homeownership was up across all demographics, and BlackRock and Berkshire-Hathaway weren't buying up all the homes

* New business start-ups were up across all demographics

* The world was more at peace than at any time since 2000, and the Trump administration had affected the Abraham Accords

* NATO members started paying their delinquent dues

* Real tax cuts for the middle class were enacted

* The border was secure, and El Salvadoran and Venezuelan gangs weren't taking over apartment complexes at gunpoint in cities across the country

* And, according to the CDC, cases of diagnosed depression were 2.7% lower among females and 1.8% lower among males

By the way, depression doesn’t rise when the country is in a state of bliss.

And lastly, the fantasy narrative that the Harris-Walz campaign of the millionaires and billionaires being in Trump’s pocket is just that: fantasy. It’s complete bullshit. An elementary examination of which campaign is receiving Deep State-K-Street dark money proves beyond any doubt that Democrats have “fundamentally transformed” from the party of the little guy – the everyman – to the party of the elite, abandoning everything the Democrat Party stood for just thirty years ago.

As Robert F. Kennedy and Tulsi Gabbard have repeatedly said, the Democratic Party has shifted away from its traditional focus on working-class issues and become beholden to mega-corporation special interests, losing touch with its roots. Meanwhile, the GOP has evolved back to its roots of representing policies that serve and protect the everyman.

So, when we look through the Roquefort dressing to the lettuce of the Harris-Walz bullet points of bullshit, the fact remains her campaign platform, her stated “policies,” and, in fact, the whole of her candidacy is completely devoid of substance. It’s like Twizzler: a lot to chew on but completely hollow.

Only the terminally inane would buy into the crap Harris’s handlers are trying to pass off as policy.

Then, when we come back, our segment on America’s Third Watch, broadcast nationally from our flagship station WGUL AM860 & FM93.7 in Tampa, Florida.

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