What ¡Que Mala! is Saying in Private

The Democrat candidate can't help but reveal her true colors

"They're not gonna stop. They're not gonna stop before election day in November, and they're not gonna stop after election day...they're not gonna let up, and they shouldn't."

You might think that I'm quoting ¡Que Mala! Harris's remarks in this video [Please watch it now!] about the "protests" that roiled the nation between late May and late August of 2020. There were over 7,000 such "protests," involving over 2,000 locations across the nation. They occurred in every state and in Washington, DC. They were organized by Black Lives Matter in response to the death in Minneapolis of George Floyd.

At the time they were occurring, these events were clearly riots. But historical revisionism now considers them "protests," despite the widespread looting, arson and vandalism responsible for property damage estimated at more than $2 billion and the loss of at least a dozen lives.

In the linked video, Harris proves incapable of concealing her glee in speaking about the unrest and the prospect of the riots continuing; she is clearly thrilled that such events are occurring, and she "warns" us that there is no letup in sight, nor should there be. I believe that her words and her facial expressions (expressing her vicarious pleasure) tell us everything we need to know about the true colors of this woman who now seeks to be President of the United States. It takes a special kind of person to grin from ear to ear while cities are burning. Harris looks as happy as a kid opening birthday presents and getting precisely what she had wished for.

But wait! You might think "They're not gonna stop...they're not gonna let up, and they shouldn't" is Harris commenting on the BLM riots. But I believe that those very words are what Harris is currently saying -- with the same unconcealed glee and the same vicarious thrill -- to her friends and cronies about the ongoing attempts to assassinate Donald Trump! I believe that she is more than pleased with the two attempts thus far, and eagerly anticipates more, until one ultimately proves successful. It wouldn't surprise me one tiny bit to learn that, in conversations with her friends and cronies, the phrase "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again!" is uttered, accompanied by that same grin and even that famous cackling laugh.

Here's another phrase: "Our long national nightmare is over." It's a phrase we've heard before, often invoked when a long-running crisis has finally been resolved. But I submit that it's a phrase that ¡Que Mala! Harris is eagerly practicing; it will be the opening line in the speech she is already writing and is so looking forward to making, when she announces that one of the assassination attempts on Donald Trump has finally proven successful.

I’m sure that the galas are already being planned for that event and, in Hollywood and other bastions of wokeness and Trump Derangement Syndrome, there will be dancing in the streets. Across the nation, the glitterati will be experiencing paroxysms of the joy they’ve been gushing about since Harris became the presumptive Democrat candidate for POTUS.

And I'm sure that ¡Que Mala! is even practicing shedding a tear or two as she delivers the "tragic" news, but it will be a feat of the thespian’s craft worthy of Stanislavski himself if she can manage it without her ecstatic grin and maniacal laugh breaking through.

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