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Kamala Harris Explains Her Understanding of the Children of the Community


Democratic presidential nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris spoke Wednesday to the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, and a lot of people said she broke out a new accent for the occasion. It sounds more Jamaican than Hispanic to this editor; maybe she picked it up from her father.

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Harris had a low bar to clear, just having to avoid describing the attendees as diverse as breakfast tacos.

Back in 1996, first lady Hillary Clinton published “It Takes a Village,” a truncated version of the saying, “It takes a village to raise a child.” That raised a lot of red flags for parents who were perfectly willing and able to raise their own children.

We think Harris was trying to say something similar by stating that her understanding growing up was that the children of the community are the children of the community. That’s just a guess.

Did she also mention she grew up a middle-class kid?

Remember when then-MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry shot this promo?

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“We have never invested as much in public education as we should have.” New York City spends $30,000 a student each year in public school.

That’s because it is commie garbage.

Marxism encourages the “disruption” of the nuclear family, which itself is the product of whiteness.

It takes a village — the teacher, the guidance counselor, and the DEI officer — to trans your child without your knowledge.

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As badly as she said it, she definitely had something like that in mind. Perhaps she thought it would appeal to her Latinx audience.

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