Even the Call Her Daddy host acknowledges that the fake set shouldn’t have cost Kamala Harris’ campaign 100k:
Alex Cooper: “It was like Random House. But apparently, you can tell me they spent nine. The Harris campaign spent, like, $100,000.
My studio that is gorgeous in Los Angeles doesn’t even cost six figures, so I don’t know how cardboard walls could cost six figures. Like. No, that was not six figures.”
Spending an unnecessary exorbitant amount for a safe propagandized interview is a microcosm of how Kamala Harris would have ran the country.
She doesn’t understand that the campaign was a giant grift.

Jake Tapper wonders if Climate Change is making earthquakes stronger.
A seismologist has to tell him there’s no evidence of that.

CNN’s Brad Todd on the possible preemptive pardons by the Biden Justice Department: “I think that the weaponization of the Justice Department is a disturbing trend. I mean, we saw this Justice Department under Joe Biden suggest that traditional Catholics might be domestic terrorists. We saw them say people who went to school boards to protest school board policies, they might be investigated for terrorism by the FBI. So the — the genie’s out of the bottle on the politicization of the Justice Department. This is not the time to make it worse by creating this ratchet where anybody that goes in the federal government is going to demand a pardon up front. We’ll get to where you accept an appointment and want a pardon to go with it in addition to your pay scale…

CNN’s Brad Todd: “You know, I think the core of the division in our country, though, comes back to 2016 election to a lot of Democrats who didn’t accept the legitimacy of Donald Trump’s win. It’s gotten worse from there and if Joe Biden — if he can — if he can make one positive contribution to American life at the end of a long career, it might be to try to heal that division and tell Democrats, let’s put our animosity aside. Let’s — let’s end this chapter.”

Goldberg on the Biden administration discussing preemptive pardons of folks like Liz Cheney, Adam Schiff, and Adam Kinzinger: “I think it’s a horrendous idea. I think it is a terrible moral hazard question. To preempt it — for a president — if this is the path we’re going down, I think we should talk about repealing the pardon power entirely or creating some new body that handles pardons, because this is not what the founders intended. I think it’s — the anti-federalists had basically got it right. All in favor of creating a massive legal defense fund — right — so that, you know, these people don’t get bankrupted by abuse of power, but I don’t think the courts have been corrupted. I think these cases will get thrown out of the courts. You just don’t want to create a situation where the process is the punishment. But I just think it’s a terrible precedent.”

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Even Call Her Daddy host shouldn’t have cost Kamala campaign 100k; Jake Tapper wonders Climate Change