Kamala Harris Being Judged Differently Due To Race And Gender

This entry is being revised from the original entry, which accidentally was deleted by the author, for which I apologize. I will be brief in summarizing my ideas on this entry with the same title, and anyone who had commented on the original entry, I would ask to submit a similar comment, and again, my apologies for the blunder, which has never happened before today, and will not happen again!

John F. Kennedy (Catholic); Barack Obama (African American); and Hillary Clinton (female), all faced discrimination and bias due to their uniqueness as Presidential candidates in 1960, 2008, and 2016, respectively.

In the first two cases, the issue of Catholicism and of race were overcome, while Clinton, although winning the popular vote by 2.85 million, was unable to win the Electoral College.

Now, Kamala Harris who is the second woman to seek the Presidency and has Asian Indian and African-Jamaican heritage, is facing critics who are claiming she is unqualified on intelligence and on abilities and knowledge, to occupy the Oval Office.

Harris has had more government experience than most Presidents, more than all Presidents since 1900, except for Lyndon B. Johnson, Gerald Ford, and Joe Biden.

Harris is also much more intelligent than some Presidents, including Warren G. Harding, George W. Bush, and Donald Trump since 1900; and also more qualified to be President than some Vice Presidents who succeeded to the Oval Office, including Andrew Johnson and Calvin Coolidge.

So the negativism around Harris in some circles should be seen as not worthy of being considered, and hopefully, she will break the barrier as the first woman President in American history!

15 comments on “Kamala Harris Being Judged Differently Due To Race And Gender

  1. Wayne Johnson October 12, 2024 10:08 pm

    With regards to Hillary Clinton losing to Trump in the 2016 election, not by “Popular Vote, but by Electoral Votes” the “Colective Wisdom Theory” proves itself accurate once again. The Colective Wisdom of the voting citizens knew well that Trump never should have walked into the White House!

    “Collective Wisdom,” also called “Group Wisdom” and “Co-intelligence,” is shared knowledge arrived at by individuals and groups.

    Collective intelligence, which is sometimes used synonymously with collective wisdom, is more of a shared decision process than collective wisdom.

    “Collective Wisdom” as an example, is when one asks a large enough number of people to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar. Then you total up the guesses, then divide by the numbers you took to add them up, to come up with the averaged answer.
    This average answer is likely to be very close to the correct number.

    The sumation lesson here is, “The crowd is smarter than any individual.”

    “Collective Wisdom” is put to good use to tackle many kinds of problems, and complexities.

    Now if we extend this thought with the application to Trump winning the Presidency in 2016 only on Electoral Votes, as he has never won the Popular Vote.

    So in concluding sumation, to reiterate, the Collective Wisdom of the voting population knew Trump should have never been put into the White House.

  2. Rational Lefty October 14, 2024 4:27 pm

    Harris is going to have an interview on Fox News on Wednesday.

  3. Rustbelt Democrat October 15, 2024 1:36 pm

    Hmmm.

    Drugs?

    Dementia?

    Or just plain weird?

  4. Former Republican October 15, 2024 1:39 pm

    SNL is going to have a field day with the dance party.

  5. Rustbelt Democrat October 15, 2024 1:49 pm

    The New York Times generated dozens of stories about Biden’s cognitive decline and just one about Trump’s, long after it was apparent. Maybe they need to do a follow-up?

  6. Southern Liberal October 15, 2024 1:53 pm

    Trump losing his marbles must be the October surprise.

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