Video: Kamala Said The Quiet Part Out Loud About The Voter Base That Won Them The Midterms

During a keynote address at a Ford Foundation symposium, then–California attorney general laid out her plan for a “Back on Track” crime recidivism reduction pilot program in Los Angeles.

The program, modeled after a similar initiative Harris had launched as chief prosecutor of San Francisco, would provide social services to young adults in the 18 to 24 age range who were convicted of “non-violent felonies.”

Harris’s sister program in San Francisco allowed first-time drug offenders to take high school classes and get a job, rather than go to prison. Harris admitted during the speech that even adults up to 30 years old took advantage of the program, who are more than capable of functioning in the real world and can subjectively be held to a higher standard of accountability for their actions.

Why did she target this specific demographic? Because people of that age are “stupid,” Harris simply stated, causally noting that “it’s a specific phase of life.”

In the video clip, Harris says: “What else do we know about this population, 18 through 24? They are stupid. That is why we put them in dormitories. And they have a resident assistant. They make really bad decisions.”

Video below:

Kamala said the quiet part out loud.

She admitted that only stupid people can vote for their agenda!
It’s the same in every election when it comes to Dems they use young people to get to power and then call them stupid!

She had a few more slips when it comes to young voters during her latest remarks!

When President Joe Biden touted the Democrats’ better-than-expected performance in the midterms, he had a special shout-out for young voters: “I especially want to thank the young people of this nation, who I’m told — I haven’t seen the numbers — voted in historic numbers again,” Biden said, “just as they did two years ago.”

He wasn’t alone. Other Democrats have praised young voters for helping the party avoid being crushed by a “red wave.”
The role of Gen Z and young millennials was crucial.

Young people, when they turn out, seem to strongly favor Democrats — making them a decisive voting bloc that can determine who wins in key races across the country.

In some of the most important races this cycle, young voters’ support for Democrats might have helped provide the edge the party needed to win, according to an analysis from CIRCLE, the Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement at Tufts University, which studies the voting behavior and beliefs of young voters.

In the Pennsylvania Senate race, for example, Democratic Lt. Gov. John Fetterman beat Republican Mehmet Oz by just over 4 percentage points (as of Friday morning). CIRCLE found young people backed Fetterman by a wider margin than the national average, with 70 percent favoring the Democrat. In the Wisconsin governor’s race, CIRCLE’s analysis showed young voters also favored the incumbent Democrat, Tony Evers, 70 to 30 percent — and Evers also won by a narrow, 3 percentage point margin as of Friday morning. That early data suggests that young voters may have helped stave off Republican challengers in important battleground races.

Young voters (ages 18-29) turned out at or near historic numbers in 2018 and 2020. Both years, they heavily favored Democrats, helping to send Biden to the White House and ultimately giving Democrats control of both chambers of Congress.

Based on these statistics, maybe Harris shouldn’t have insulted her constituents.
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