Without the filibuster, Kamala Harris would be the most radical, partisan president ever

Vice President Kamala Harris wants independent voters to believe she would govern in a centrist and bipartisan fashion, but the most radical and partisan members of her party flatly admit they plan to end the Senate filibuster so they are able to enact a far-left agenda without a single Republican vote.

“I know there are people of various political views watching tonight,” Harris said during her nomination acceptance speech last week. “And I want you to know: I promise to be a president for all Americans.” The previous night, Oprah Winfrey said in her prime-time speech that Harris is the better candidate for “independents and the undecideds,” in other words, for those who want moderation rather than radicalism.