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WookieMan
2020 Aug 14, 5:29am
WookieMan
2020 Aug 14, 5:29am
ohomen171 says
We'll see what she can do from the Senate.... lol.
Nevertheless, her uncle Gopalan Balachandran – who lives in India – said that he hopes his niece would “do her best” to strengthen the US-India relationship after November’s elections, NBC News reported.
We'll see what she can do from the Senate.... lol.
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Patrick
2020 Aug 14, 10:00am
Patrick
2020 Aug 14, 10:00am
Illegals actually do steal jobs from Americans.
Most terrorists are actually Muslim (though most Muslims are not terrorists).
Their color has nothing to do with it.
Most terrorists are actually Muslim (though most Muslims are not terrorists).
Their color has nothing to do with it.
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steverbeaver
2020 Aug 15, 2:19am
steverbeaver
2020 Aug 15, 2:19am
What, you think she was picked for being qualified or a good candidate? It's all about the tribal nepotism with the DNC... to hell with the policies.
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Blue
2020 Aug 15, 4:48pm
Ro khanna got elected by using the Indian ethnicity card. Got elected and now he is busy working for Pakistani Islamic terror groups to go against India!
So it is foolish to think about her ethnicity, that is more like a bait. Just look for the candidate just with right qualifications before voting.
So it is foolish to think about her ethnicity, that is more like a bait. Just look for the candidate just with right qualifications before voting.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Aug 15, 6:28pm
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Aug 15, 6:28pm
If she was in India, she'd be Congress working with Paki controlled Bollywood.
Prodigal Daughter
Indians hailed the choice of Democratic Senator Kamala Harris as US presidential candidate Joe Biden’s running mate, expressing pride that one of their own would be chosen for the presidential ticket, NPR reported.
Harris, who has an Indian mother from Tamil Nadu, became the first person of South Asian descent to appear on a US presidential ticket, a move praised by Indian officials and citizens.
“It is a moment of pride for Indians and Tamil Nadu especially,” tweeted Thiru O. Panneerselvam, deputy chief minister of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
Still, some were less than pleased over her nomination due to Harris’ stance on Kashmir. Last year, India removed the special autonomy for the Muslim-majority state of Jammu and Kashmir putting the region under the central government’s direct control.
“[Kashmiris] are not alone. We are all watching,” Harris said as a presidential candidate during the Democratic primaries in September.
Nevertheless, her uncle Gopalan Balachandran – who lives in India – said that he hopes his niece would “do her best” to strengthen the US-India relationship after November’s elections, NBC News reported.