Thune: Harris Can Reverse Her Positions, But Not Her Record

Pat Powers

Thune: Harris Can Reverse Her Positions, But Not Her Record

 “Suffice it to say that after the past four years, no one has to wonder what Democrat governance would look like.  And I hope our country – and American families – will be spared another four years of it.”

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WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) today spoke on the Senate floor to contrast Vice President Kamala Harris’ recent policy flip-flops with the Biden-Harris administration’s record of high prices, open borders, and weakness on the global stage. Thune noted that the American people need look no further than the last four years to see what Democrat governance would look like for the next four.

24 thoughts on “Thune: Harris Can Reverse Her Positions, But Not Her Record”

  1. Your ‘publican party If @KamalaHarris
    wins, the White House will smell like curry & White House speeches will be facilitated via a call center and the American people will only be able to convey their feedback through a customer satisfaction survey at the end of the call that nobody will understand. From Laura Loomer

  2. Anyone who is upset at Harris for flip-flopping should take along hard look at all of the flip-flopping Trump as done. The ideological consistency of a sponge.

    And Loomer is an absolute idiot, but then again she’s riding with a guy that espoused birther-conspiracy bullshit so here we are as a party.

  3. We only need to look at the prior four years and the shambles that Trump left. Did he really get all that much done, senator? You know the answer but your precious government job is at stake, so keep your real feelings to yourself. Your convictions have less staying power than your fellow senator, Lindsey Graham.

      1. How do you like the changes that took away the miscellaneous itemized deductions which covered expenses for people like mechanics buying tools, teachers buying supplies, or nurses buying scrubs?

  4. Seantor, during Trump’s 1st term you were AWOL. The last 3 1/2 years you have done nothing but fight the admistration. Time to use your status to get the legislative branch to cross the aisle and get to work, no matter who wins.

    1. Heck McConnell, Thune ,Paul y\Ryan etc stated that they would refuse to work with Obama after his first 2 years. It was their intent to block Obama from being reelected. Thune is worthless.

  5. Laura is right…the Party is in danger of losing all over the country, everywhere, almost, with the exception of South Dakota. One should look into Why??? Start with Harris’s upbeat, positive, energetic campaign presentation and President Trump’s campaign message of Fear, Loathing, and Retribution. Which do you prefer.

  6. As number two leader what has he done or accomplished but bitch and moan over the last four years. What waste of leadership and power.

  7. tRUMP will carry SD but not by as big of margin that he previously did.
    Thune -a lifetime “pubic servant” -has sold his soul in the quest for power
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    1. Bravo !! McConnell and Thune allowed MAGA to flourish and destroy the GOP They were silent. Thune does not deserve to succeed McConnell We need a statesman not a wienie like Thune

  8. Donald J. Trump’s campaign announced he will not debate Kamala Harris again. Add sound effect of chicken bawk bawk bawk.

    2. Whoda thunk that principled, disciplined, rational Republicans aren’t a fan of a showman that slept around when each of his wives were pregnant, spouts racist tropes from the rooftops, and has had the ideological consistency of pudding.

      Room temp IQs just don’t get it.

      1. Oh we get it — you either support Trump, or you support a literal communist. Good thing I have low IQ, because it’s as simple as that.

        1. DZ summed it up well. You truly are too stupid or ideologically rabid to have common sense. You present a false equivalence on that those with principles either stand with a confirmed Philanderer portraying himself as some Christlike figure, or a far-left ideologue. Not going to call her Communist, because well she isn’t one but all you have are bargain-bin insults and wouldn’t know true communism if it punched you in the face.

          What if instead we support neither for president? We keep our heads down, and support down ballot candidates, ballot, and constitutional measures that TRUE Republicans would. We’ll patiently wait until Trump is done, then pick up the pieces while you and your kind go back to watching OAN and ranting on Facebook about eating pets.

  11. Thune: “What former President Trump did to undermine faith in our election system and disrupt the peaceful transfer of power is inexcusable”
    Also Thune: …but I’m gonna excuse him to support him for President

    Flip-flop, flip-flop.

    1. Just last week, Trump admitted “I got millions more votes than that and lost by a whisker” in the 2020 election. Watch the video for yourself. HE LOST. (And no, he wasn’t being sarcastic.)

      Think of that. For four years he has told us the opposite. He fooled millions with his dangerous election lies. He even tried to tell us that he won liberal California. Do you really believe him? Does the Senator?

  12. One can still be a registered Republican and reader of the DWC and be a Never Trumper. To remain onboard the Trump Train following his antics and lies, including the disasterous handling of Covid, only to be followed by his failure to accept the results of the 2020 election (recall his response to that question from Tuesday night – then ask yourself if that was a sane response).

    Look at what the party both here and nationally has become these past years, where the fringes have taken over in some places (R. Shawn and Yankton County, MTG, Gaetz, Gossar, and Boebert for example), then ask yourself whether mainstream, traditional Republicans have more in common with mainstream Democrats than the Flat Earth Caucus.

    Yeah, still a Republican, but you have to ask yourself why too often.

  13. Somebody tells you the truth and you just ASSUME that they’re a Democrat? I’m a Republican. Always have been.

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