Scarcely more than one week after Joe Biden’s adderall-addled corpse was unceremoniously ousted from the top of the Democratic presidential ticket, a fog of gloom has begun to creep into the tone of Republican campaign apparatchiks, most of whom were too busy gleefully envisioning a Reagan-style landslide nine days ago to notice that the Democratic Party machine was finalizing plans to depose its octogenarian leader. The party’s new standard-bearer, Vice President Kamala Harris, is as radically left-wing as any Democratic presidential nominee in modern history. She may well be a younger, more charismatic, and overall more formidable opponent than Biden — the lowest bar in the history of human civilization — but the Right should, by all rights, be able to exploit her record of hardline leftism to great political benefit.
