09/24/2024
OOOh Weee. I've been observing, and I came to FB to express my NON-support for this lady. Because I've conducted extensive research on this person, and have watched her over the years, I'm not open to debate what I am about to say. I’ll be so glad when the election is over so I can get my TV back. Every time I turn it on, I get bombarded with her ads. Kamala Emhoff, the sistahs I know don’t vibe with you. AND, we don’t want to hear that nonsense about VPs not having any power. We know the real deal over here. Let me tell you why the sistahs I know aren’t rocking with you, Mrs. Emhoff. Maybe this will kick you out of my algorithm:
1. We don’t appreciate you pushing the idea of getting rid of OUR babies when you don’t have any of your own. As a grandmother, I am disgusted by your platform encouraging US to cut off our bloodline. Is this all you have to offer us? As if most of us are sitting around dreaming of twerking and cutting off our bloodline. Are you serious?
2. You keep saying, "Whatever benefits Black people benefits all Americans." This is the only truth you’ve told because EVERYONE, including non-citizens, has benefited—and continues to benefit—off so-called "Blacks" in America. Affirmative Action and the Civil Rights Act/Indian Act are just two examples of things meant for us but benefiting everyone BUT us. They took affirmative action away, and look who cried the loudest about being affected by it... NOT US!
3. We don’t rock with changing the gender of our children, teaching adult content in schools to our babies, tampons in boys' bathrooms, etc. I read a couple of books sent to my grandbabies from that K-12 curriculum, and I was floored by what they wanted a six-year-old to read.
4. We don’t appreciate you pretending to be a "Black" woman when smart people know that "Black" is a status placed on us, the American Negro, along with other multiple reclassifications. Although we know we are not defined by a color, the fact remains that it applies to the Negroes in America with centuries of history on this soil. You don’t have that, ma’am. We would’ve respected you more if you’d just been yourself.
5. You confuse us because you’re running under your daddy’s surname, but you claim to be married. Mmm. No children and refuse to proudly claim your husband. Well, here in America, we love babies and families. It’s part of OUR culture. Our grandmas and great-aunts would step in and help raise a child if the mother couldn’t take care of them. They didn’t entice our mothers to get rid of their babies. That’s not part of our culture. We love getting together and celebrating one another. We love our men here. I’m not talking about just any "Black" American woman—I’m talking about those of us who see through the whole "pretending to be a Black woman" performance. Me and my girls are HIGHLY offended.
6. When asked if you planned to do anything for Black people, you said, "NO, I’m not going to do anything specifically for Black people, nooooo." Well, ma’am, if I watch you do it for everybody else, including non-citizens, then you understand why we don’t rock with you. I wouldn’t even stay with a man who told me he planned to do nothing for me. Why would I make you the exception? I do appreciate you letting us know upfront though. Gotta respect that.
7. Finally, we don’t rock with you because you opened the borders and laugh in our faces when we complain about the results of these actions. You pretend there’s nothing to see here, then turn around and slap us in the face by taking tax dollars to support people we don’t even know or vet. I’m not surprised by this at all. I mean, you are an immigrant too, so I get it. I watch the IWON "Indian" news often, and I just wonder why you’re not offering to help your own people in your motherland?
I can tell you what I don't see a lot of, and that's California, your own state backing you in large numbers. If your own state is not fully endorsing you, then why should we? If you can't get acceptance at home, why should we give it out here? They keep talking about your horrible record in politics. I'm just saying.
My advice, Mrs. Emhoff, is that you stop pretending to be one of us and just be yourself. Looking at the response on social media, there’s only one way for you to get back into the White House, and, well, we know...The same way you and O'Biden got in the last time.... 🪶🪶🪶👆👆👆
As the vice president spoke at a dinner for the Congressional Black Caucus, the threat of lagging Black turnout loomed.
