Kamala Harris Spews Wild Election Conspiracy But the Video Is Really Something – Page 2

She also deployed the “he votes by mail from Mar-a-Lago” argument — suggesting that because Trump uses absentee voting himself, he’s a hypocrite for wanting mail ballots tracked. This would only make sense if you believe that wanting to know your ballot was delivered and counted correctly is somehow an argument against verifying other people’s ballots were delivered and counted correctly.

It doesn’t make sense. Because it isn’t a coherent argument. It’s a talking point assembled at speed for a 47-second video.

About that video. Townhall’s team counted 15 editorial cuts in 47 seconds. That’s a cut every three seconds. The script is less than 100 words. What exactly required 15 takes to assemble into a minute of coherent thought is left as an exercise for the viewer.

For what it’s worth, an Obama-appointed judge has already blocked the USPS rule — so Kamala’s video arrived after the “cheating” she described was already halted by a sympathetic court. The warning she was issuing was about something that, as of Thursday, wasn’t even in effect.

But the substance matters more than the timing. The party that spent years telling us election denial is the greatest threat to democracy just accused the incumbent administration of election rigging — based on a USPS tracking requirement. The party that censored the Hunter Biden laptop story, ran Operation Round River to bury Biden corruption as “Russian disinformation,” and had the FBI open a criminal investigation of a sitting president for firing the FBI director is now posting videos about people trying to cheat.

The projection would be funny if it weren’t so complete.

Fifteen cuts. Forty-seven seconds. Three incoherent talking points. Two months out from the midterms. This is what the Democratic Party’s election strategy looks like without a new face to put on it.

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