Exposing the abundant hypocrisy of the left.

 So, there's been an obvious reframing in this election. It feels almost like a reset because, in many ways, it makes sense. Joe Biden steps out, Kamala Harris is now the presumptive nominee, and it's a brand-new race starting from scratch. Of course, you know what that means: a brand-new narrative.

The Democrats have chosen their new rhetoric, and the new talking point is that Donald Trump is a coward running scared of Kamala Harris. The implication is that Trump is a coward. But my reaction to this latest leftist talking point is simple. Are we all forgetting that just two weeks ago, the former President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, this supposed coward, got shot in the face by a domestic terrorist? He had a bullet hit his ear and another graze his cranium, with bullets flying by his face. Instead of running and cowering, he stood back up and said, "Fight!"



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