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"They" have kept Kamala away from microphones for a while, but she has started speaking again. Here she explores the nature of being undefeated for a high school football team:
And what would a Kamala appearance be without musings on the nature of democracy:
And even Trump approves of her insights on grocery prices:
Finally, did you know that Kamala is not a black name but means "lotus" in Hindi? It's also the name of the Hindu goddess Lakshmi. Who said Kamala was black?
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Kamala does.
I mean, recently anyway.
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Kamala the Ugandan Giant would like a word with you.
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But Trump is the dangerous fool...
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I bet one of her handlers gave her the line about "even if you lose a game your spirit is still undefeated." She just mangled it, because she is drunk (allegedly).
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This is kind of sweet. It's like the message of Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea, that a person can be ruined and yet remain spiritually undefeated. It's almost (dare I write it) Reaganesque.
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