David Pakman

Kamala Harris said it openly and clearly.

Trump is a president of hate and war.

It's a straightforward assessment.

And what happened?

Half the country didn't argue the substance.

They said, oh, Kamala Harris is bad because of this, that there was racism, there was sexism, there was all sorts of stuff.

And now look at where we are.

Trump's own VP this week

falsely accused the mayor of New York City, Zoran Mamdani, of wanting to kill all whites.

I mean, just completely made up stuff, incitement with no evidence.

And what do Americans do?

It's like mild outrage, a few tweets, then back to scrolling.

Look at what happened with the Maduro thing.

Look at what's going on with all of these.

These this is like a sleepwalking that is going on.

Now, compare that, for example, to South Korea, where the president attempted a coup and within a week he was out, removed, prosecuted.

That is a society that understands democracy doesn't survive on vibes alone.

You need consequences.

And meanwhile, in the United States, we've normalized the unthinkable and half the country excuses it.

We both sides it.