Kamala Harris says she favors financially ruinous “reparations” for slavery and that she may even try to push out executive orders to make it happen if Congress doesn’t act on the absurd plan.
Politico’s Eugene Daniels recently asked Harris her stance on the idiotic idea of paying black people who were never slaves, money from taxpayers who were never slave owners.
In response, she was clear that she wants to see reparations paid to blacks:
I think Congress ultimately will have the ability to do this work. I’m not discounting the importance of any executive action, but, ultimately, Congress. Because if you’re going to talk about it in any substantial way, there will be hearings, there will be a level of public education and dialog that — and I think that was part of the spirit behind the congressional action thus far — to ensure that everyone can participate in this conversation in a way that elevates knowledge about history and the reference points that have, that are the impetus of this conversation. Especially, again, when people are trying to deny history, when people are, you know, so-called leaders are saying that enslaved people benefited from slavery. I mean, let’s talk about the delta here in terms of the work that needs to be done. It’s profound.
In a desperate attempt to win over the black votes, democrats have lost due to migration and pure neglect of the black community as a whole.
Kamala Harris is making another broken promise. Reparations… pic.twitter.com/bRGxjmS59g
— We The Memes (@MericanMemes) September 17, 2024
Harris has made these promises before, of course. During her failed run for president in 2020 she promised to sign a slavery reparations bill if she were to become president.
When running for president in 2020, Kamala Harris told Al Sharpton that she would sign a reparations bill once elected:
Al Sharpton: "In the area of reparations of for descendants of Africans enslaved: If you're elected president would you sign that bill [Commission to Study and… pic.twitter.com/NuawfxhUQJ— Eric Abbenante (@EricAbbenante) September 1, 2024
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