Good practice for interacting with Kamala. Trump was calm, polite, straightforward and did not allow himself to be put on the spot by a rude, disrespectful DEI reporter trying to make a name for herself. He was, indeed, invited under false pretenses but participated nonetheless and was on time, despite being…
Good practice for interacting with Kamala. Trump was calm, polite, straightforward and did not allow himself to be put on the spot by a rude, disrespectful DEI reporter trying to make a name for herself. He was, indeed, invited under false pretenses but participated nonetheless and was on time, despite being made to wait 35 minutes without receiving an apology.
I noticed the predominantly black audience was receptive to Trump’s direct and highly relevant statements.
Harmeet Dhillon, former vice chair of the California Republican Party, founder of Dhillon Law Group and a native of India, called Harris a "chameleon" when it comes to her racial identity.
"Harris identifies as whatever the audience wants to hear," she said in a statement sent to Newsmax. "In Indian crowds, she's Indian. Lately she's Black. Rarely is she Jamaican unless advocating casual marijuana use. She identifies as tough on crime – or defund the police/BLM, depending. She's a chameleon."
That video clip was fantastic!
Good practice for interacting with Kamala. Trump was calm, polite, straightforward and did not allow himself to be put on the spot by a rude, disrespectful DEI reporter trying to make a name for herself. He was, indeed, invited under false pretenses but participated nonetheless and was on time, despite being made to wait 35 minutes without receiving an apology.
I noticed the predominantly black audience was receptive to Trump’s direct and highly relevant statements.
Harmeet Dhillon, former vice chair of the California Republican Party, founder of Dhillon Law Group and a native of India, called Harris a "chameleon" when it comes to her racial identity.
"Harris identifies as whatever the audience wants to hear," she said in a statement sent to Newsmax. "In Indian crowds, she's Indian. Lately she's Black. Rarely is she Jamaican unless advocating casual marijuana use. She identifies as tough on crime – or defund the police/BLM, depending. She's a chameleon."