HamburgerBoy
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I don't think she plays the idpol card all that much, except maybe against Trump. At least, not that much relative to candidates like Harris, Booker, Castro, etc. The only recent one that's coming to mind was...
And that basically threw the young, probably-left-leaning interviewer under the racism bus for quick laughs. Completely ruthless. Like, you read the Goldman Sachs transcripts and there's little if any bullshit talk about the importance of diversity and so on, instead she mostly rails against other foreign nations, expresses her desire to send the navy into the South China Sea, and promises old wealthy conservatives that she'll begin enforcing federal marijuana laws again. Or how in that recent interview with Chelsea she basically openly admitted to being pro-TERF. She'll throw out the occasional meaningless "Women are the primary victims of war" line for her audience but it's just window dressing to her vast network of informants, bankroller elites, and power-brokers, unlike Kamala Harris who has nothing beyond her vagina and the occasional forced sassy-black-womyn voice. Between that, her leading the research on Watergate as a fresh college grad, and her open admiration of Kissinger, I think she's someone that seeks power for some kind of grand egotistical legacy, unlike her husband who just wanted money and sex.
And that basically threw the young, probably-left-leaning interviewer under the racism bus for quick laughs. Completely ruthless. Like, you read the Goldman Sachs transcripts and there's little if any bullshit talk about the importance of diversity and so on, instead she mostly rails against other foreign nations, expresses her desire to send the navy into the South China Sea, and promises old wealthy conservatives that she'll begin enforcing federal marijuana laws again. Or how in that recent interview with Chelsea she basically openly admitted to being pro-TERF. She'll throw out the occasional meaningless "Women are the primary victims of war" line for her audience but it's just window dressing to her vast network of informants, bankroller elites, and power-brokers, unlike Kamala Harris who has nothing beyond her vagina and the occasional forced sassy-black-womyn voice. Between that, her leading the research on Watergate as a fresh college grad, and her open admiration of Kissinger, I think she's someone that seeks power for some kind of grand egotistical legacy, unlike her husband who just wanted money and sex.