Voters Are Asked Once Again to Name a Kamala Harris Accomplishment. The Responses Are Still Brutal. 

Matt Vespa / Townhall Tipsheet 

Vice President Kamala Harris is beating her chest, claiming her record is better than that of former President Donald Trump. Why she is highlighting her resume of non-achievements is beyond me. For voters, they can’t name anything. There’s no single initiative to which voters can apply her name because it doesn’t exist. What does exist is a record of failure. Harris had a rally in Atlanta, Georgia, yesterday, and Peach State voters were dead silent about the Harris record. One woman admitted she never heard her speak until about a week ago.

 

It dovetails off of Frank Luntz’s focus group, where 70 percent of respondents couldn't name anything either. Harris is trying to build a campaign less than 16 weeks before Election Day. The main priority is for her campaign to define her candidacy before the Republicans do, which explains the aggressive push to portray her as a stacked candidate when she’s not. 

 

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IDF kills Hezbollah commander behind brutal attack on children's soccer field: officials

Fuad Shukr, whose death is unconfirmed by Hezbollah, was wanted by US government in connection to 1983 Marine barracks bombing in Beirut

Andrea Vacchiano / FOX News

  

Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on Tuesday announced the death of Fuad Shukr, the Hezbollah commander who was behind a drone strike that killed 12 children and teens over the weekend.

Shukr, who was also known as Hajj Mohsin, joined Hezbollah in 1985. He was also sought by the U.S. government over his connection to the 1983 suicide bombing of the Marine Corps barracks in Beruit that killed 241 U.S. service members.

Shukr served as a senior adviser to Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah at the time of his death in an IDF strike on Tuesday in southern Beirut.

The IDF confirmed the news in a press release, announcing that its fighter jets "eliminated the Hezbollah terrorist organization's most senior military commander [Shukr]" in Lebanon's capital city.

In a statement on Wednesday, Hezbollah confirmed he was in the building when it was hit but didn't say whether Shukr was killed, according to the Times of Israel.

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