Kamala Harris Launches Racially-Divisive Campaign: "White Women for Harris" and "White Dudes for Harris"

They mean Childless Cat Ladies for Kamala and Pathetic Cuck Closet-Masturbaters for Kamala.

Obviously.

First up, the "White Dudes." Stay with the clip to see Kamala Harris trying out her Brand New Blaccent.

The testosterone is off the chart. Obviously I mean "off the chart" on the "sub-normal" part of the chart.

And then, the "Karens for Kamala."

Watch through 3:05 to see Mr. Testosterone bemoaning having to be such a manly man, and then the new ad from a pro-Kamala PAC attacking white men as being "weird."

So is it okay for Republicans to start our own White People for Trump movement, or nah?

And say, can we start talking about any sort of stereotypes or social pathologies that might be common among Kamala Harris' voters, or nah?

Some thoughts from River Page at FP:

Monday night, I watched the livestream of the "White Dudes for Harris" fundraiser. Our host, a thirtysomething political operative with a man-bun and a beard, was upfront: some people didn't feel comfortable with this event. But, he argued, white men feel lonely; they're struggling in the new economy and feeling forgotten. MAGA has co-opted masculinity, he said, and the left has ceded white guys to the right-wing.

"But," he declared, "that stops tonight."

He then introduced the first guest speaker: a black guy.

If you're wondering why the Harris campaign organized an event just for white guys--so am I. But the trend for segregated fundraisers is really taking off: in the last week we've also had Zoom calls for black women for Kamala, white women for Kamala, Latinas for Kamala, and more.

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With little exception, the speakers focused on social issues, particularly--and perhaps oddly, given the audience--abortion and race. Many were incensed by the fact some Republicans have been calling Kamala a "DEI candidate."

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Imagine if Republicans put on a celebrity-studded event called "White Dudes for Trump" that raised $4 million. Imagine the endless op-eds. Consider the B-roll that outlets like NPR or MSNBC might use: Klan rallies, January 6, clips from The Handmaid's Tale, perhaps.

The Democrats get to do segregation because they're doing it ironically. They're slightly poking fun at the left-wing orthodoxy that everyone gets to do identity politics except white guys. Of course, they wouldn't want people to think they were poking too much fun at the idea, in which you ask a black guy to open your white guy event, where almost no speakers actually talk about making life better for white men.

But is "Haha, don't worry, we're the good ones" a winning strategy for appealing to white men who haven't decided to vote for Kamala yet? Probably not.

I guess we're supposed to see race all the time and make judgments about people's worth based on their race. Okay, if those are the New Rules.

Maybe there's some room for hope: One black guy discussing the Kamala candidacy doesn't think "she's a black woman" is a good enough reason to support her.

"Okay. So we are in three proxy wars with some of the most powerful leaders in the world. She failed at the border in which we have an estimation of 15 to 20 million people illegally into this country. That is literally overtaking and bankrupting Chicago to the tune of over $400 million per year and they're in a deficit. Oakland is going out of business. San Francisco, ditto. California, $65 billion deficit. New York, they're literally cutting trash in which they are the rattiest dirtiest city, and they've taken up resources as far as free healthcare, free hotels, to the tune of $600 a day. They're literally taking over your schools. Your taxpayer dollars are going to fund the migrant crisis. She was supposed to be in charge of this."

"We have a failing economy every single day. I see people getting on the internet talking about $30 an hour is the new minimum wage because inflation is f*cking out of control. At one point, it was at almost 10%, depending on what city that you went. She has no policy, no record to stand on." "One of the biggest things that she did in her career was lock up more black men than ever before. But we sitting here and voting her in office on identity politics, the very person that she was under as far as the president of the United States of America, she called him racist during a debate, which shows you how fake she is."

"And the only thing that we can stand on from a policy perspective is whether or not she's black and she's a woman? "

"We did that during the Obama administration and he didn't do anything for black people. As a matter of fact, y'all complain because the only person that he did, or the only group of people that he really stood for is the alphabet community. And that's his landmark thing that he's still standing on today. So the only thing that we have to stand on is identity politics. That sh*t didn't work with Tiffany, Henyard in Dolton, Illinois. It didn't work with Karen Bass. It didn't work with Lori Lightfoot in Chicago. It didn't work with Brandon Johnson that then took over her position of Chicago. It didn't work with Andre Dickens in Atlanta. It didn't work with Eric Adams in New York. It doesn't work across the country. Every single democratic city is a hellhole. And we sit here talking about identity politics?"

Minnesotastan Governor Tim Walz actually wants to be Kamala's VP pick, which marks him as a weird dude right there. He showed up for the "White Dudes for Harris" zoom call.

There he showed what a normie centrist he is by declaring that "one man's socialism is another man's 'neighborliness.'"

Ah, perfect.

He also called Trump a "bastard."

Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who is reportedly on the shortlist of possible running mates for Vice President Kamala Harris, raised eyebrows with comments he made during a campaign event for "white dudes" on Monday.

"Don't ever shy away from our progressive values. One person's socialism is another person's neighborliness. Just do the damn work," Walz said during his appearance at a "White Dudes for Harris" virtual fundraiser.

Walz, speaking alongside a lineup of Hollywood elites and Democratic Party bigwigs, proceeded to call former President Donald Trump a "bastard."

"Here's the great news: how often in 100 days do you get to change the trajectory of the world? How often in 100 days do you get to do something that's going to impact generations to come? And how often in the world do you make that bastard wake up afterwards and know that a black woman kicked his ass and send him on the road? And you know that's something that guy's going to have to live with for the rest of his life," said the two-term Minnesota governor.

By the way, he's not even a White Dude. What he is, is a Very Very Red Dude. By looking at him I'd estimate his blood pressure is about 230/170.

Cum's got a lot of salt in it, Gov! Cut back! The life you save may be your own.

Incidentally, Trump just went to Minnesota. There, he reminded voters that Kamala Harris raised money for the arsonists and killers that burned and killed their way the state in the "Summer of Love."

Donald Trump took aim at Vice President Kamala Harris on Saturday night during a rally in Minnesota, saying he chose as president to try to stop Black Lives Matter rioters in 2020 while Harris used her social media to raise money for a fund that bailed them out.

"I sent in the National Guard to save Minneapolis, while Kamala Harris sided with arsonists and rioters and raised money to bail out the criminals," Trump told a raucous crowd in St. Cloud, Minn.

Then-Sen. Harris used her social media in 2020 while running for vice president to urge her supporters to donate to the Minnesota Freedom Fund, which provided bail money to BLM rioters as well as other violent criminals.

"If you're able to, chip in now to the @MNFreedomFund to help post bail for those protesting on the ground in Minnesota," Harris posted in June 2020 on the platform then known as Twitter.

The link and the associated fundraising page remain active four years later.

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