Kamala Harris’ Dangerous Brainstorm
Kamala Harris recently proposed a 'no bad ideas brainstorm' on a podcast, discussing potential changes to the Electoral College, the Supreme Court, and statehood for Puerto Rico and D.C. Critics argue that these ideas reflect a lack of understanding of the constitutional implications and could threaten the foundations of the republic. The proposal has raised concerns about the Democratic Party's direction and its potential impact on federalism and governance.
- ▪Kamala Harris suggested a brainstorming session on various political reforms during a podcast appearance.
- ▪Critics claim her ideas could undermine the constitutional foundations of the United States.
- ▪There is a long-standing legal consensus that statehood for D.C. would require a constitutional amendment.
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For a sense of how bereft the Democrats are of credible leaders and sensible policy ideas all one has to do is listen to the remarks of former Vice President Kamala Harris on the Win with Black Women podcast. She proposed a “no bad ideas brainstorm” in which Democrats would discuss “What we need to do, and think about doing, around the Electoral College … expanding the Supreme Court … statehood for Puerto Rico and D.C.” Harris, whom most polls of Democrat voters show as the front-runner for their party’s 2028 presidential nomination, said this as if she were offering fresh ideas.
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