'I am ready to serve."(as President) Kamala Harris, 59, stated in an interview with the Wall Street Journal

smokingman said:

'I am ready to serve. There's no question about that,' Harris, 59, stated in an interview with the Wall Street Journal when asked about the 81-year-old president's age.

Harris added that anyone who watched her in her current role as vice president 'walks away fully aware of my capacity to lead.' That last part is true!

Kamala Harris insists she is 'ready to serve' as president

Vice President Kamala Harris declared she is 'ready to serve' if President Joe Biden is unable to perform his duties as president as questions swirl around his declining cognitive abilities.

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Magyars said:

She can't compose a coherent paragraph, why does she thinks she's presidential material.
That's all America needs now, a sock cucker as Pres.

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Bugzilla said:

This “guy” is a strong candidate as her VP. Can’t understand why he is not already in Bidet’s administration.

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Lucar186 said:

The boomers’ last gift to us: a VP so viscerally unlikeable and flagrantly corrupt that keeping an expired vegetable as president seems preferable.

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Shadow01 said:

Has anyone realized that the majority of our issues as a nation stems from poor choices made by elected boomers and 60s hippies?

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Lucar186 said:

The boomers’ last gift to us: a VP so viscerally unlikeable and flagrantly corrupt that keeping an expired vegetable as president seems preferable.

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Cynical said:

Well, I can tell you, my parents and aunts and uncles are " boomers" and none of them voted for this crap. I seem to remember listening
to Casey Hendrickson and it appears that the 18-25 year old class that relies on TikTok for their info went decidedly left......just sayin.

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Lucar186 said:

And yet we’ve been run primarily by boomers for the last 40-50 years and I can name precisely nothing that has gotten better since then save for the overturning of Roe. Meanwhile those 18-25 year olds have only been voting for a few years. They are products of our culture’s decay not the cause.

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Cynical said:

Laying the blame on any one generation is simply unfair.

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‘Generational warfare’ disguises the real divide in society

Policymakers should focus support on those without access to the bank of Mum and Dad

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Shadow01 said:

This country deserves her as president.

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smokingman said:

Actually it is more than that.
Take for example boomers were the first generation to organize protests against things like war. That was almost unheard of in prior generations.

Then the fact it is being pushed mostly by the left as another oppression group(any generation older than yours) in most colleges.

It is a form of divide and conquer. It cuts family ties(another thing the left pushes). It cuts generations off of reason and logic against their new belief systems. It gives the power to those teaching the systems of beliefs, instead of family or parents. It was used by leaders like Hitler(Hitler youth), Mao(Red Guard),Stalin(The Komsomol) and it is used by almost every socialist movement in history, including the current ones.

https://www.newstatesman.com/comment/2023/08/cause-generational-warfare

‘Generational warfare’ disguises the real divide in society

Policymakers should focus support on those without access to the bank of Mum and Dad

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Cynical said:

You are definitely more articulate than I, but it sums up my thoughts exactly. Separate the nuclear family and exploit them. Honestly, when I went to boot camp in 1986 I didn't know anyone who's family went through a divorce. I was stunned at what I learned and heard. I have a dysfunctional family where we gather every labor day weekend for the last 15 years burning meat over a fire and enjoy being together. My mom calls it "Building memories". I'm not sure there is a way to stuff that genie back in the bottle.

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