People my wife knows are gushing about Kamala Harris because they think it’s fashionable. It’s like wearing a watch or saying your kid got into Princeton — something you do for social reasons.
That’s the extent of it. Politics as fashion for the consequence-insulated. (Or so they think.)
Chris Liss /
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2024-08-24 14:18:54
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