I’ll take Tulsi ten times over “has been” Cheney any day!...
She continued: 'I'm joining the party of the people, the party of equality, the party that was founded to fight against and end slavery in this country.'
Gabbard said that the GOP and Trump were 'the party of common sense and the party that is led by a president who has the courage and strength to fight for peace.'
This is the strongest closing argument out there….
'I love Kamala Harris,' a young Venezuelan man declared as he rested on the side of a highway in southern Mexico last week.
His belongings were heaped at his feet.
Hundreds of fellow migrants stretched out along the roadway in both directions.
They're headed for the U.S. and nearly all of them have an opinion about who should be America's next president.
The migrants I spoke to on the road this week believe that this may be their last chance.
Many of them hope to reach the U.S. before November 5 because they fear that, if Trump is re-elected, he'll close the southern border and enforce longstanding immigration laws.
'If [Trump] wins… one has to do what the government says, [wait] for my turn,' said Carlos, a Honduran man in a caravan 30 miles north of Tapachula.
In reality, it's unlikely that these migrants will be able to make the 1,300-mile trek in the next two weeks. But they can try.
A group of Ghanaian men in a congested park in Tapachula told me that they feared a Trump presidency.
'We do not like Donald Trump, because he don't like us,' one man said.
To him,
Kamala Harris is the preferred option.
Another Ghanian man said he plans to wait for the results of the election, before making his next move: 'If after election day [Harris is elected], we know that everything is good, then we can enter.'
A middle-aged Venezuelan man also in the park reiterated those fears:
'We know that if Donald Trump wins, all the migrants will be kicked out the [United States]… we hope that he doesn't win.'
As far as they're concerned, a Kamala Harris presidency would mean that America's borders will be thrown open.
If Donald Trump is elected president, their plans may change.
