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Kamala Harris Admits the Biden White House Should Have<\/p>\n
Former Vice President Kamala Harris has just admitted what conservatives have known for years \u2014 Joe Biden\u2019s presidency was never about progress or innovation, but about protecting Democrat donors and union bosses. Her rare public criticism of Biden over his 2021 decision to exclude Elon Musk from a White House electric vehicle event is a stunning confession that exposes the corruption, arrogance, and anti-American priorities of the left.<\/p>\n
Speaking at Fortune\u2019s\u00a0Most Powerful Women Summit<\/em>\u00a0in Washington, D.C., Harris said it was a \u201cbig mistake\u201d not to invite Musk, the man who revolutionized the electric vehicle industry and helped put America back on top of the global innovation map.<\/p>\n \u201cI thought it was a big mistake to not invite Elon Musk when we did a big EV event,\u201d Harris said. \u201cHere he is, the major American manufacturer of extraordinary innovation in this space.\u201d<\/p>\n Her statement, while long overdue, is a complete vindication for conservatives who have repeatedly warned that Biden\u2019s administration operates on political favoritism, not merit. When the White House held its EV summit in 2021, executives from General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis were invited \u2014 but not Musk. The reason? Tesla wasn\u2019t unionized.<\/p>\n That\u2019s right \u2014 the Biden administration deliberately excluded the most successful American EV manufacturer because Elon Musk refused to bow down to Big Labor.<\/p>\n \u00a0Then-White House press secretary Jen Psaki tried to spin it by saying the event was limited to \u201cthe three largest employers of the United Auto Workers,\u201d a clear admission that political loyalty, not innovation, determined who got a seat at the table.<\/p>\n When asked if Tesla\u2019s exclusion was punishment for being non-union, Psaki smugly said, \u201cI\u2019ll let you draw your own conclusion.\u201d Millions of Americans did \u2014 and they concluded that Biden\u2019s \u201cBuild Back Better\u201d agenda was nothing more than a political slush fund for Democrat allies.<\/p>\n Musk, who sold more electric cars than Ford, GM, and Chrysler combined, tweeted, \u201cYeah, seems odd that Tesla wasn\u2019t invited.\u201d The post went viral, and Americans saw right through the charade \u2014 Biden was rewarding his union cronies while punishing the most innovative entrepreneur of our time.<\/p>\n Kamala Harris\u2019s recent comments confirm what conservatives like President Donald J. Trump had been saying: the left doesn\u2019t care about progress unless they can control it.<\/p>\n \u201cSo, I thought that was a mistake,\u201d Harris added. \u201cI don\u2019t know Elon Musk, but I have to assume that that was something that hit him hard and had an impact on his perspective.\u201d<\/p>\n It did more than that \u2014 it changed the course of American politics.<\/p>\n Musk, once politically independent, began to see through the hypocrisy of the left and eventually became one of President Trump\u2019s strongest backers. By 2024, Musk had contributed nearly $300 million to Republican-aligned groups through<\/p>\n According to sources close to Musk, his decision to back Trump wasn\u2019t about politics \u2014 it was about protecting innovation, freedom, and meritocracy from the grip of bureaucrats and union puppets.<\/p>\n Biden, meanwhile, poured salt in the wound by crediting GM\u2019s Mary Barra with having \u201celectrified the entire automobile industry.\u201d The claim was laughable \u2014 Tesla had already dominated the EV market for years. That single statement reportedly \u201cinfuriated\u201d Musk, and rightly so.<\/p>\n Even when Biden\u2019s team tried to patch things up by arranging private calls with Musk, it was too late. The damage was done, and the message was clear: if you don\u2019t play by the left\u2019s rules, you get punished.<\/p>\n The Tesla snub became a defining symbol of everything wrong with the Biden administration \u2014 a regime obsessed with identity politics, union loyalty, and virtue signaling rather than achievement and results.<\/p>\n Harris\u2019s admission, whether intentional or not, is a damning indictment of the very administration she helped lead. She\u2019s now promoting her memoir,\u00a0107 Days<\/em>, where she calls Biden\u2019s re-election campaign \u201creckless\u201d and criticizes his misplaced priorities. It\u2019s clear that even Democrats are jumping ship as the Biden legacy continues to sink.<\/p>\n \u201cWhen we made the decision as an administration to put the infrastructure bill and the CHIPS Act first, I actually think that was a mistake,\u201d Harris confessed during the event.<\/p>\n The former vice president\u2019s sudden honesty reveals a fractured Democratic Party, divided between those trying to salvage their reputations and those doubling down on failed policies.<\/p>\n Conservatives, however, see this as proof that President Trump\u2019s America First vision was right all along. \u201cPresident Trump has always prioritized results over politics,\u201d said a senior White House official. \u201cUnlike Biden, he celebrates those who actually innovate, create jobs, and make America strong again.\u201d<\/p>\n Harris\u2019s comments also highlight a growing realization among former Democrats that the left\u2019s obsession with \u201cwokeness\u201d and union loyalty has driven away some of the country\u2019s brightest minds. Elon Musk himself warned in 2023 that the \u201cwoke mind virus\u201d was destroying innovation and free thought.<\/p>\n And now, even Kamala Harris seems to agree \u2014 though she\u2019ll never admit it outright.<\/p>\n Her admission that Biden\u2019s policies alienated Musk \u2014 and helped push him into Trump\u2019s camp \u2014 shows how badly the Democrats miscalculated. What they saw as a political victory for unions became a rallying cry for conservatives.<\/p>\n Musk\u2019s support for Trump\u2019s reelection was not just financial \u2014 it was symbolic of the growing coalition of innovators, small business owners, and independent thinkers who are rejecting the left\u2019s suffocating control.<\/p>\n Trump himself praised Musk earlier this year, saying, \u201cElon is a true American innovator. He builds things. He creates jobs. He represents the future that the radical left wants to destroy.\u201d<\/p>\n Late-night television is reeling from a bombshell announcement: Jimmy Kimmel, host of the long-running Jimmy Kimmel Live!, is officially stepping away from his iconic desk and leaving the United States for good.<\/p>\n \u00a0In an emotional monologue on last night\u2019s episode, Kimmel broke the news to stunned viewers, declaring, \u201cThis is it. I\u2019m moving to Canada, and I\u2019m never coming back.\u201d<\/p>\n Just a short while ago, Jimmy Kimmel \u2014 the legendary late-night talk show host known around the world for his razor-sharp wit, fearless honesty, and unique ability to blend humor with heartfelt commentary \u2014 delivered a stunning announcement that has left fans, fellow entertainers, and viewers everywhere in absolute disbelief.<\/p>\n In a deeply emotional and surprisingly serious live statement, Kimmel revealed that<\/p>\n Jimmy Kimmel Live<\/em>, the iconic show that has been a staple of late-night television for nearly two decades, would soon be coming to an end.<\/p>\n For millions of loyal viewers, the show has been more than just a source of entertainment \u2014 it has been a cultural touchstone, a nightly tradition filled with laughter, satire, meaningful interviews, and unforgettable moments that often reflected the social and political climate of the times.<\/p>\n But the surprises didn\u2019t stop there. With a tone far more somber than his usual lighthearted delivery, Jimmy went on to share another piece of shocking news: he plans to leave the United States altogether and start a new chapter of his life in Canada \u2014 and, most surprisingly of all, he made it clear that he has no intention of ever returning.<\/p>\n His announcement wasn\u2019t just about a geographical move; it carried a much deeper and more personal meaning.<\/p>\n As he spoke, his words revealed a profound mix of frustration, disillusionment, and emotional exhaustion \u2014 feelings that have likely been building for years as he navigated the pressures of fame, the shifting landscape of television, and the increasing polarization of public discourse in America.<\/p>\n Kimmel hinted that his decision was about more than just personal happiness. It was also a response to broader cultural and societal issues that he feels have reached a breaking point.<\/p>\n His reflections touched on the challenges of modern media, the relentless scrutiny of public life, and the deep divisions that have reshaped the country he once celebrated nightly on his show.<\/p>\n By choosing to leave and seek peace in Canada, he is not only prioritizing his well-being but also making a quiet, powerful statement about the current state of American society.<\/p>\n For fans who have grown up watching\u00a0Jimmy Kimmel Live<\/em>, the news is nothing short of heartbreaking. Social media exploded with reactions \u2014 from heartfelt tributes and messages of gratitude to shock and sadness over the end of an era.<\/p>\n \u00a0Many praised Kimmel for his courage, authenticity, and unwavering voice during times of turmoil, while others expressed hope that he might one day reconsider his decision.<\/p>\n Regardless of what the future holds, one thing is certain: Jimmy Kimmel\u2019s departure marks the end of a significant chapter in television history. His influence on comedy, culture, and late-night entertainment will be felt for generations to come, even as he steps away to begin a quieter, more peaceful life north of the border.<\/p>\n Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy is preparing to announce a 2028 run for the U.S. Senate against Sen. Lisa Murkowski, according to several sources close to the governor who spoke exclusively to Fox News this week.<\/p>\n The move would place him against Murkowski, who has repeatedly clashed with President Donald Trump and is often viewed as one of the most moderate Republicans in Congress. Dunleavy, by contrast, has been a strong Trump ally since 2016, Fox News\u00a0reported.<\/p>\n \u201cHe\u2019s not going to quit his term,\u201d a top source close to Dunleavy, who previously worked with him in Juneau, told Fox News Digital. The source stressed that Dunleavy intends to complete his time as governor before seeking higher office.<\/p>\n The last governor to leave office early to pursue national ambitions was Sarah Palin, who resigned in 2009. \u201cShe never recovered,\u201d the source said.<\/p>\n Dunleavy has earned a reputation for avoiding Washington\u2019s spotlight but producing results in Alaska. \u201cHe\u2019s not about an ego and pushing himself in front of the cameras. He gets stuff done,\u201d the source said. \u201cHe doesn\u2019t like the cocktail parties and photo ops.\u201dEven so, those close to him say he understands that \u201cbeing in Washington is the only way to get things done.\u201d While he has joked that he prefers Alaska\u2019s Arctic landscapes to \u201call this concrete\u201d in Washington, he recognizes the need to represent the state at the national level.<\/p>\n Dunleavy was the second governor to endorse Trump in 2016 and has been one of the most frequent governors to visit the White House despite the 3,500-mile distance. \u201cTrump has talked to him before about running and wants him to run,\u201d the source said.<\/p>\n Dunleavy also attended Trump\u2019s Aug. 15 meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, further underscoring his role as one of the president\u2019s key allies in Alaska.<\/p>\n Winning as a Republican in Alaska has historically been difficult. Former Gov. Jay Hammond was the last to win re-election in 1978. Sean Parnell, who became governor after Palin\u2019s resignation, did not win re-election outright.<\/p>\n Still, Dunleavy is seen as a formidable candidate. \u201cA lot of people have mentioned this (race) to him and \u2026 I think it is a very viable option for him,\u201d another source told Fox News Digital.<\/p>\n \u201cObviously there are a lot of frustrations with Sen. Murkowski,\u201d the source added, noting her tense relationship with Trump. \u201cGov. Dunleavy has been not only a successful governor, but a strong ally for him. So it\u2019s only natural that he\u2019d be hearing that from Alaskans \u2014 but also from folks in the broader MAGA movement.\u201d<\/p>\n Dunleavy, like Murkowski, has succeeded under Alaska\u2019s ranked-choice voting system, which critics say has benefited Democrats. But unlike her past challengers, sources say he has broad support outside conservative circles.<\/p>\n He is also respected among Native communities across the North Slope and rural Alaska, where he has focused on energy development, infrastructure, and rural education. Those ties could prove critical in a statewide race where the Native vote has often played a decisive role.<\/p>\n \u201cMurkowski has never faced a challenger like him,\u201d another source said. \u201cHe\u2019s built support that goes beyond just conservatives.\u201d<\/p>\n A top Alaska political analyst agreed. \u201cConservatives would welcome an opportunity to unseat Murkowski,\u201d the analyst said Thursday. \u201cThe fact that Trump and Murkowski have had such a strained relationship and Dunleavy and the president (have) a good relationship is really what has led us to this point.\u201d<\/p>\n Murkowski, the daughter of former Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski, has shown her resilience in the past. She famously won a write-in campaign in 2010 after losing the GOP primary to Tea Party candidate Joe Miller. But analysts say Dunleavy would represent her most serious threat yet.<\/p>\n The 2028 matchup would pit two of Alaska\u2019s most prominent figures against each other: Murkowski, the entrenched moderate with a family legacy in Alaska politics, and Dunleavy, the Trump-aligned governor who has drawn support across communities.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Kamala Harris Admits the Biden White House Should Have Former Vice President Kamala Harris has just admitted what conservatives have known for years \u2014 Joe Biden\u2019s presidency was never about progress or…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":9325,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[1],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-9326","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-hot-news"],"aioseo_notices":[],"aioseo_head":"\n\t\t\n\t\n\t\n\t\n\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t