Serious question: Is Kamala Harris TRYING to get Donald Trump assassinated?

It seems the only move Harris has left in her playbook is to spread unsubstantiated rumors about her opponent who has already survived two attempts on his life in hopes that someone will “save democracy” from this incarnation of Hitler by killing him.

She did this by calling a “press conference” on the doorstep to the vice presidential mansion at the Naval Observatory. As usual, she read her remarks, turned on her heel and refused to take questions from the press.

Some presser.

The content of Harris’ reckless speech was a clear signal that her flagging campaign is desperate. She quoted from a bitter John Kelly, Trump’s chief of staff who was fired on January 2, 2019, after a year and a half on the job.

Kelly now claims Trump expressed admiration for Hitler’s generals and that he exhibited fascist tendencies.

Oh please. This again?

The trouble with this is that no one else heard Trump say this and Trump denies saying it. Oh, and it’s coming from a disgruntled former employee who was fired.

It is possible to honor former members of the military for their service while still believing them to be dissemblers and manipulative bureaucrats.

News flash to the Woman Who Cried Hitler: When you and your fellow lefties invoke the Fuhrer time after time when talking about political opponents, the H word loses its punch.

In other words, we are expected to believe that Trump waxed nostalgic for the good old days of Hitler but Kelly sat on this information until he suddenly remembered it two weeks before the 2024 election?

Nice try. 

This is the second day of left-wing mudslinging. On Tuesday, “The Atlantic” (owned by one of Kamala’s best friends and biggest bankrollers, Laurene Powell Jobs) reported that Trump cursed about the cost of a murdered soldier’s funeral. The family of Vanessa Guillen says the story is false and is preparing to sue the left-wing magazine. 

Looks like that was just a prelude to the latest Hitler slander.

Political observers talk knowingly about October Surprises. That is, damning information about candidates that opponents strategically release in the closing days of the campaign. Of course, October surprises don’t carry the punch they once did now that many Americans cast their votes weeks before Election Day. So far about 20 million voters have voted.

These aren’t the extent of Harris’ 11th-hour smear campaign. There’s more coming. This is how Dems roll.

Meanwhile, Trump is serving up Happy Meals, doing rallies and getting ready to sit down with America’s number one podcaster, Joe Rogan, who has 31 million followers.

Will the Harris’ Hitler gambit work? Or whatever slime they’re about to sling?

We’ll know in two weeks.