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In a desperate attempt to drum up support for the recently crowned presumptive nominee Kamala Harris, Democratic Senate Leader Chuck Schumer gave his most convincing performance of enthusiasm to a less-than-interested audience. Speaking during a joint press conference held on Tuesday with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, Schumer read a pre-prepared statement about the vice president’s candidacy for president.

The press conference also came after both men held off from announcing their support for Harris. Both were rumored to be considering other options as DNC operatives worked their magic behind the scenes. While Schumer’s words were positive, though, his actions didn’t come across as authentic. Slightly raising his voice, Schumer said that America was beginning its “next chapter” and that it will be the “best yet.” He also proclaimed that Vice President Kamala Harris will “beat Donald Trump” in November.

Jeffries echoed his colleague’s comments, describing Kamala as a capable leader who is “ready” and “willing” to lead the country into the future.

Schumer noticed the lack of response from the crowd, and even encouraged them to applaud in a moment reminiscent of Jeb Bush’s “please clap” moment. But at least in the case of Jeb, he was trying to be funny. Regardless, they still didn’t chat. Watching the clip below, it’s hard not to notice the robotic nature of Schumer’s own cheers and applause.

Videos of the interaction immediately went viral on X, formerly known as Twitter.  

Regardless of whether the endorsement is genuine, though, Harris secured a huge win by gaining their support. Not only does she have the support of Biden’s delegates – at least for the most part – but she also has the support of the biggest names in the party. It makes Harris the presumptive nominee without even a single ballot being cast and is certain to raise questions among Democrat voters about transparency within the party.

Democrat voters still haven’t forgotten about what the DNC did to Bernie Sanders.

Reports reveal that Schumer spoke with Harris over the phone ahead of his announcement. Confirming the call, Schumer said that he had held off from endorsing her because Harris wanted to win the nomination “on her own” and “from the grassroots.”

Do you think this was a grassroots campaign?

Americans have been told by our “betters” in government and media that it’s paranoid to talk about “the Great Replacement.” They call it a “conspiracy theory” in order to make normal, rational questions about our government’s open borders immigration policy sound like the ravings of insane people.

CNN’s Don Lemon is a good example. In this exchange with billionaire inventor Elon Musk, Lemon feigns ignorance (maybe he’s not pretending) of how allowing millions of illegal aliens to pour in will get Democrats more votes. Since illegal immigrants can’t vote (technically), he asks how it’s “possible” that they’ll get more votes for the blue side, ignoring the obvious countless pushes from amnesty by Democrats.

Musk explained that the Census, taken every 10 years, counts every person, not just legal citizens. Many of these aliens end up clustering around Democrat-run area. When Congressional districts are redrawn to account for the increase in population, the Democrats will disproportionately get bigger districts and more voters.

Now Project Veritas has released new undercover video with staffers at the State Department. Take a listen and see if you still think the Great Replacement is just a “conspiracy theory.”

Veritas has an officer of the U.S. Consulate on camera saying, “Latin Americans are all leftists. This is just to try and change the demographics of the United States.”

Still a conspiracy theory?

That same Consular officer told the Project Veritas investigator, “I wish people knew we’re letting in criminals daily.” He continued, saying that ordinary hardworking Mexicans stay in their country, but the criminal element, the “garbage,” waltzes right over the border. The Mexican government has no incentive to stop this outward migration because they don’t want this quality of people there any more than the U.S. does.

People on Twitter/X are not surprised.

“BlindFaithBook” sees a connection between U.S. policy and the UK. It seems that the left everywhere has in common a hatred of their own citizens and a preference for outsiders.

“Redacted” puts his/her finger on how this policy is reflected in popular culture:

If an alien from outer space tried to learn about the U.S. from TV commercials, they would conclude that most Americans are black, mixed-race, or Latino, and that every family had a bi-racial couple and mixed children. They would conclude that caucasians are a small minority.

“Balam” isn’t very hopeful:

As others have noted, Democrats themselves have openly promoted the “Great Replacement” theory themselves for years.

After the 2012 election Reuters ran an article headlined “Obama win shows demographic shifts working against Republicans.”

In 2020, Politico ran an article opening with the line “For years, the Democratic Party has operated under one immutable assumption: Long-term demographic trends would give the party something like a permanent majority as the country as a whole grows less white and more urban.”

Elsewhere, former Democrat San Antonio Mayor and Obama Cabinet member Julian Castro commented that “in a couple of presidential cycles, you’ll be on Election Night, you’ll be announcing that we’re calling the 38 electoral votes of Texas for the Democratic nominee for president. It’s changing. It’s going to become a purple state and then a blue state because of the demographics, because of the population growth of folks from outside of Texas.”

What about you readers? Are you surprised or not? What do you think the future holds for immigration in America?