John,

It’s John James here. I joined Outnumbered on Fox News this past week to talk about why I feel bad for Kamala Harris.

No, really - watch for yourself:

Remember how the Biden/Harris campaign touted Kamala Harris as the FIRST black female vice president?

Her nomination was historic - and now, as far as the Administration seems to be concerned, she's history.

Joe Biden sent her to "solve" the border crisis... once it was clear that his Administration had no intention of making it a priority. And when we needed all hands on deck in Afghanistan, he sent her to... Saigon, for some reason?

Let's be real: Kamala Harris is emblematic of Democrat hypocrisy. Real leaders should empower Americans to live freer, more joyous lives. But instead she was nominated so the Democrats could capitalize on her identity. And once Joe Biden was elected, that stopped being useful. So he tossed her aside.

Sound familiar?

It’s how the Democrats have always treated black voters. And it's the perfect illustration of what is so wrong with how our political leaders approach the people they are elected to serve.

The Trump administration worked to lift Black household income to their highest levels ever, and pushed the unemployment and poverty rates for Black Americans to historic low levels.

In contrast, President Biden called a Black adviser "boy" during a FEMA briefing on Monday, and it wasn’t the first time something like this has happened. This language comes out way too easily from him. It seems that liberals are calling the wrong President a racist.

The way they are acting… that’s not what leadership looks like. And I think it’s time we did something about it. Will you support my push for PROVEN leadership in DC?

Joe Biden thinks Black Americans are only here to serve his purpose. It is the same way Joe Biden is treating our Afghan allies: he thinks they are only here to serve his purpose. 

Biden and Harris just aren’t fit to lead a country through a disaster like Afghanistan, John. And that’s because they don’t understand what it takes. They are just a pair of career politicians.

That’s why I started Mission First, People Always… to inspire and elect proven real-world leaders in government.

>> Will you support my PAC and help me in electing strong, principled leaders?

Thank you for your support, John. Watching the words and actions of the Biden administration, it’s clear that we need all the help we can get.

Sincerely,

John James

Mission First, People Always PAC

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