Kamala Harris: The Double-Entendre Politician

This happens all the time.

Because of what we all know, even meticulously sober and straightforward articles about Harris– like the following — suggest all sorts of naughty jokes.

J. Robert Smith wrote a reasoned, analytical article in American Thinker titled “The Unbearable Lightweightness of Kamala Harris.”

Yet either he or I — or both of us — couldn’t avoid language that evokes her well-known means of advancement in politics. Why is that? Sub-lib-men-all suggestion?

My excerpts (well, except for his advocating for “cooler heads”):

No doubt Harris has a prominent seat at the White House table . . .

If Harris is trying to lead from behind the scenes, to date, she’s doing an awful job. 

Politicians . . . keep wet fingers in the wind. 

[Democrats are] itching to set precedent.

[She was] thrust into the limelight . . .

… She sure was …

We need to . . . keep the pressure on . . . If that gap happens, we need to close it fast. . . . We need to work our tushes off to that end.

. . . a short-term Harris bump . . .

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Phrase of the day!

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