12 Shocking Reasons Kamala Harris Will Beat Trump in 2024

Kamala Harris is not only gonna win the Democratic nomination, she's gonna win the presidency, barely beating Trump in November. And you're gonna want to know the 12 major psychological reasons voters are gonna vote her in and vote Trump out and vote Trump ultimately to prison. So stay tuned, share this with a friend, comment, let me know what you like or don't like, and I'd love to hear from you regardless of what position you stand in. I'm actually a registered Republican, by the way, but I'm curious to see how this election turns out. And I'm betting my cards on Kamala. We'll talk soon. So no matter what side of the fence you are on, you know that this election in November 2024 is going to be a big one. It's going to be massive. Gonna have massive ripple effects for America, and it will either point us in a path of destruction or point us in a path of reconciliation. Regardless, we're going to navigate crises and challenges that we have not seen for years, and I can't wait to see how it pans out. But my bet is on Kamala, and I'm going to break down the 12 psychological reasons why she is going to win and why you want to consider her as a viable candidate, because I'm I'm a registered Republican. I'm not a huge political advocacy type guy, an activist, but I've been critical of Trump internally, sometimes publicly, but not that public. But I think there's a lot of reasons why we should take a deeper look at Kamala. And the 12 main reasons I want to start right away and dive in. The first one is she is a representative of the American dream. She made herself out of nothing. Trump was handed a silver spoon. He is entitled. She comes from first generation immigrants. Immigrants are typically more grateful to America for the life we've provided than people who have been born into it and born into privilege. Like, Trump's dad was basically billionaire and Trump survived and blew his dad's fortune versus she has risen up and honored it, honored her parents, and been ethical. As a human being, as a wife, as an aunt. Unfortunately, she doesn't have kids, which could be a little bit of a detriment in her campaigning. But she has risen up and risen far higher than you would expect from where she came from. Jamaican dad, Indian mother. And she has really embodied the American dream. Trump has embodied a life of privilege. And he, uh, still looks like he lives a life of privilege, and he is, uh, going around expecting everyone to bow to him, which is also, uh, not representative of the— basically the type of healthy masculinity that we want in our culture. He perfectly represents toxic masculinity in a lot of ways. So first thing, she represents American Dream. The second thing, she represents unity. She's literally multiracial. You know, she's half African-American, half Indian, which means she has this ethnicity and this respect and this appreciation for America, which is a land of immigrants. We are a culture of immigration in many regards. Now, we want fair, safe, protected immigration policies, which she has also been an advocate for. Right. My dad is German. Most of us are Italian, German, Irish heritage, English heritage. And we were all basically immigrants unless you were born Native American, which is not very many people in America anymore. Right. Trump can't bring us together for 30 seconds. She is born into a cultural divide and uniqueness and connection because she was born into this diverse family. Trump, you know, preached unity. But at his own convention, few minutes into his own speech, he's like, we're talking about unity, we're, uh, we need to heal as a nation, come together, I will be your president, you know, everyone's president, not just Republican, Democrat. Then he, 5 minutes later, he's ranting his normal talk. He cannot hold it together and he will create even greater division. Most of the division, I would say a significant portion of our divisiveness in our culture, is due to Trump and his MAGA Republicans who have unconsciously often adopted his belief system, which I don't think represents fairly and truly the values and virtues of the Republican Party, which I am still technically a registered Republican. And I went to George W. Bush's inauguration, and I'm a big fan of Lincoln and big fan of a lot of other great Republican presidents that we've had. Trump does not represent the highest ideals of Republican convention by any means. Anyway, so second one, she represents unity and she will bring us together. Third one, she's a woman who embodies inclusivity and fairness versus favoritism preferred by entrenched interests. Yes, she's still going to be beholden a little bit to some elements of the Democratic Party, just as Trump's going to be beholden to elements of the Republican Party. Right. But she's not as entrenched as Biden was, not as entrenched as Trump is. Which is what we want. We want people who have a little bit more freedom. Obviously, RFK is a little bit less entrenched than both of them. He's still got some entrenchment. He's just not in bed with Big Pharma as much. The inclusivity is what we need. We need a sense of inclusivity. We need a sense of fairness, which is, you know, she was an attorney general for the California— for the state of California. She had that sense of fairness versus the sense of favoritism that you're going to see with the typical male egos. And Trump clearly panders to anyone that thinks he's great. Anyone that thinks he's great, he is worshiping at their feet, basically. And he is a total sycophant, meaning he's just going to suck up to those that will give him attention and fame and feed his narcissistic fuel that he needs, right? He needs a lot of that. And you can see how he's going to basically cut taxes for the rich and hollow out the middle class even further, which is a challenge. So the fourth thing is that she's truly got the spirit, this immigrant spirit, this immigrant edge. You see, like one of my authors that I've read a few times, Baydros Kalian, he talks about the immigrant advantage. So she's got that, that grittiness, that toughness, that resolve, that humility, that determination. Trump doesn't have that. Like, he, he does have resolve and determination, but it's because he doesn't want to go to prison because he's got so many criminal cases against him. He's already convicted of like 36 felonies, right? And he is going to keep fighting the court system and hope he gets in the presidency so he doesn't go to jail. But he's going to go to jail. I don't know her very well in the sense I haven't studied her. I haven't listened to her talk that much. And I'm just betting my cards on what I have picked up on so far. So fingers crossed I'm right on a lot of these. The fifth thing, she stands for law and order. She was a state prosecutor, right? Versus you got the convicted criminal who has had more criminal cases against him than all the rest of the U.S. presidents combined. Trump has more criminal cases against him than all the U.S. presidents combined. Not even close. Okay, so this guy that lies out of his breath, meaning he can't inhale without lying. The dude is full of it. And somehow he's gotten about 50% of Americans to believe he's telling the truth. Or maybe they believe he's lying too, but they believe the media is lying. I really don't know. I don't get it. He's certainly got the Christians duped. Which is wild because he's the most anti-Christian leader I've seen in the sense of his character and his behavior and his mannerisms and his energy and his fairness. But Kamala, on the other hand, stands for law and order. And it's actually some of the things that you would expect Republicans to stand for. And that's why I think she's going to win over some Republicans that are just looking for a viable alternative that is reasonable, that is good, that is not abysmal. You know, we've had two old white men that both have significant question marks. You got senile Joe and you got lying Trump over here. And now we have an actual potentially good alternative. Now, hopefully she speaks eloquently and she's likable because people don't necessarily vote on values and stuff like that. They vote on whether or not they like someone. That's why Hillary Clinton didn't win. She wasn't very likable. Right? Even though she was far more competent, at least as a government, certainly probably had her own entrenched interests and ties, but she, she was not very likable. Let's just leave it at that. All right, so besides standing for law and order, which is the fifth one, she, number six, she exudes more kindness. And that's also a natural tendency of women, right? You know, and I forgot what, like Grameen Bank where, and microloans, what they found is if they invest in women leaders, they're much more likely to bring it back to their community and help heal their community because they're more inclusive, they're more social-oriented versus the male ego is often about, hey, what can I accomplish? That's why if you educate a, like in the developing world, if you educate a man out of like, say, Sudan, you send him to London, one of the best schools, and gets educated, gets an international scholarship. Well, what's he typically want to do? He's going to stay in London and get a good job and climb the social ladder and marry a British woman, whatever, something like that, right? He's not going to go back to his community and make his community better. Women, on the other hand, will usually go back. I think it's like 4 times more often they will go back and reinvest back in their community and help raise up their community. So there's this sense of kindness and fairness and respect and caring for others that she has that we're just hoping a leader of our free world and leader of America would actually have that we've expected them to have before. But somehow we've kind of gotten sidetracked for the last 8 years. Biden's been far better than Trump, But, you know, Biden's had his own gaffes and, and he's gotten spiraled into the divisive, divisive pissing contest with Trump far too often. Right. So women generally, when they are healthy, I would say they're, they're often more inclusive and more aware of others. And she's also even like when you think about moms worrying about mass shootings, she's more concerned about. She's going to be more of an advocate for smart gun laws, not taking away guns, not violating our amendment rights and constitutional rights, but she's just going to be smart gun laws, which is what most Americans actually want. Unless you're in bed with the NRA, right? Which is what MAGA is, right? So the 7th thing, she's balanced. She's— we need this unification side of our culture again. We have been so divisive. Trump is so divisive. He's not a unifier. He wants to take revenge on his enemies like a petulant 4-year-old, uh, was bullied and he's— and is unhealed. Trump is clearly, uh, unhealed in so many ways, right? But she's going to be the great unifier. That's my prediction. She's got this balanced energy. She's got balanced masculine and feminine. You know, Hillary was very masculine in her energy and, uh, you was not very likable. So we said, no, Hillary, we don't want you. We don't trust you because you're not trustworthy energetically is what we, what we felt. Right. Number 8, she represents a starkly different alternative than Trump or Biden. We are just looking for someone that is votable, right, that we can get behind. That sounds reasonable. That doesn't sound crazy or doesn't sound too old or incoherent. That doesn't need to be escorted into a retirement home before the presidency is over. We want something, someone competent. And that's what we're looking for. Someone competent, someone reasonable, someone that is appealing and just someone that is not horrible. That's, that's what we've been looking for. And I think she is going to give us that. And she also, because she is not an old white male that is entrenched in special interests necessarily. She's an immigrant, she's multiracial, she's well-educated, but she made her own mark. She rose up. She wasn't handed a golden parachute, right, like Trump was. So she has this sense of like this connection to the middle class because she worked hard. She represents that fundamental basis of American work ethic. So I think she's going to be great. The 9th psychological reason Kamala Harris is going to be much better than Trump is she respects our Constitution. Trump wants to get into the presidency to change our Constitution and avoid going to prison because he knows if he doesn't, he is in jail and he will end his final days in jail, most likely, right? Because he knows his only hope is to change the laws, and he's grateful the Supreme Court recently voted to create some sort of immunity for a president while he's in office. But, you know, he's got other criminal cases and he's got to paddle. So he's likely to face the hard truth on some things. Kamala, on the other hand, has actually read the Constitution. She actually understands it. She actually has been defending it for years and is going to create that order and stable government that we want from a president. We don't want them to create radical change. We want them to create order and stability so we can have predictability in our economic, uh, and economic lives and, and how we run and do our business and do our lives. Number 10, issue will also help protect the Earth versus Trump will continue his pathway of raping and pillaging, uh, the Earth. That's his pathway. That's what he is doing. He's beholden to oil, NRA, all the other things that you expect out of the NRA, uh, Republican National Convention at this point. And, and it's clear, like, all the smart leaders in the world, or the vast majority of them, are going to get behind environmental protection and climate change because this is a big deal. If you, you have to be an ostrich burying your head in the sand if you don't recognize there's some environmental and climate issues that we have to be proactive about and get much more proactive. Their urgency is only going to increase. 11th, Kamala has not defrauded employees, investors, the public, customers the way Trump has. I mean, with Trump University, with all the bankruptcies, where he stiffed thousands of workers that worked on his buildings, just left them high and dry, contractors, put them out of business. Basically, Trump did this over and over and over. Kamala, they're going to try to sell her character and say she's part of the leftist agenda and all this stuff. I mean, the normal stuff that you would expect. But at the end of the day, she has not defrauded anyone. Like, she's way cleaner than Trump. I'm not saying she's perfect. I have no idea. But chances are she's going to be squeaky clean compared to Trump. And she hasn't defrauded anyone in such a blatant way. Trump gladly and willingly does it openly, right? And openly talks about getting revenge on his enemies, on the people that turned against him, on the people that spoke out against him. Even people in his own party, like he is going to have a party attacking people that were against him if he gets back in office. Not, not a good sign. Right. And plus, he used his own office for special interests. And, you know, like Trump Properties and Mar-a-Lago raised prices and got millions of dollars from foreign governments, including China. Right. So you got to be aware of this. This is not, not a surprise. Number 12, this is a little bit of a controversial one, but she actually lives a lot closer to a practicing Christian versus a total fake. Like, Trump is perpetually womanizing. He had, I think, 8 women who he had to settle cases with. Obviously the big, the big one where, you know, he was paying hundreds of thousands of dollars, but he had He has a history of womanizing, sleeping around. He's clearly in, was in good relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Pictures with him and all his other, he had many, many visits with him. Just even his comments of like, you got to grab a woman by the pussy, like talking about revenge, like degrading women, degrading other ethnicities, talking about like the people who die in war are losers. Trump has no ethics, right? And it just, it baffles me how Christians have gotten behind him just because of Roe versus Wade. That doesn't make sense to me. All right. But that's Trump. And who knows? Plus, Trump shows a lot of favoritism to elites. Kamala is not going to do that. She's kind and she's going to be fair and respectful. And she's not gonna be sleeping around. She has no accusations of that, right? She has no payments to porn stars that we know of. She did not degrade any women or men, and she's not seeking revenge. So I just don't see how it's even close to who's a more honorable candidate. And even if they don't, vote on one major issue the way you want, how can you overlook all these other issues if you're a Christian? It just doesn't— it baffles me. So anyway, those are the reasons I see that Kamala is going to, uh, gain a lot of traction as she gets risen up in the ranks and she gets more visible, because we just don't know her that well. Now, um, I could be totally wrong, but I sense intuitively, uh, that These are the reasons why we're going to say yes to her in November 2024.