Sen. Fischer's husband refuses to shake VP Harris' hand.

Libbies. One-way street. How about cutting out the bullshit?

 

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More confession by projection.

The Bidens have deliberately been snubbing Kamala in public (Arlington, Kennedy Center).

 

As does the party of Rick Scott is an Asshole.

I’m not calling you a Pelosi defender, but this is a two way street with both parties speeding.

And if you think you will find virtue within either party or with any politician, then you better think again.

 

Old weak dude looks old and weak in public. Very funny.

 

One party is led by a felon, who is also an adjudicated and admitted sexual assaulter. That party's criminal organization's leadership is also dedicated to lying for him and enabling him to commit crimes.

So, sorry - not the same.

 

And a fraud

 

You guys are obsessed with this yet are consistently getting caught for not practicing what you preach. Weird

 

Is "Rick Scott is an Asshole" a thing? Because I've never once heard it or seen it. Yet somehow I've seen a thousand FJB stickers and flags. I even heard an entire stadium chanting it.

 

Scott is only a senator, Doh! Biden is POTUS. Aging's comparison doesn't really hold.

He shoulda gone with "Orange man", "Orange god", "fatass", "traitor", or one of the countless other terms of affection the TDS afflicted invoke.

POTUS v POTUS.

xoxozoxo

 

^^^btw, did y'all catch the "still" there?

WH *STILL* occupied by a dude too senile to run for POTUS.

 

I mean lets be honest, we don't know everything. Like someone else said, the guy didn't seem all there. Maybe he is having cognitive issues and he didn't see or understand she was trying to shake his hand until she already moved away.

He definitely didn't seem friendly to Kamala but I didn't see any implicit hostility towards her either.

I'm not going to 100% defend it. If there's no cognitive issues or another reason, it's a low class move. I don't like Kamala and am so glad she lost. I believe Kamala would've destroyed the U.S. But I still would've at least given a quick handshake and nod. I might not truly mean it, but I would still do it for decorum and to respect the Office.