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Wednesday's Final Word

The National Association of Black Journalists hosted an oh-so-polite sitdown with Kamala Harris on Tuesday, which displayed a dramatic double standard compared to the savaging of Donald Trump at the NABJ convention in July. The NABJ is a liberal interest group, like the NAACP. Harris skipped out on their convention, but promised to come back later. It’s obvious that her team didn’t want her showing up to the same event, even if they weren’t ever going to be on stage with Trump at the same time. As we suggested in July, Harris will never face hostile questions like Trump does. There is no way she would ever be asked questions as rude as Trump received from her pals at the NABJ. She's never going to accept an interview request from Fox or Newsmax or God forbid, conservative radio stars. The double standard here is blatant and unforgettable, just as it was at the ABC debate. Harris was never "fact checked" by her questioners, and the "live" checks from PolitiFact had one "False" and everything else was True, Fine, and Dandy. Liberal Democrats are presumed to be telling the truth about 80 percent of the time and the other 20 percent are "well, their heart is in the right place." Enjoy the podcast below, or wherever you listen to podcasts.   

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