I gave myself a week before recording this to approach it with a clear head, allowing some

space from the immediate emotions of election night.

Despite my heartbreak over the results, I want to break down why my prediction of Kamala Harris

winning every single battleground state completely missed the mark, explore some of the reasons

behind Kamala Harris's loss, and try to understand how

America could re-elect Donald Trump after witnessing everything he has said and done over the

past four years. For starters, had the Justice Department done its job of swiftly holding Donald

Trump accountable for the crimes we all witnessed him commit instead of a two-year

delay for appointing special counsel Jack Smith and a nearly two-and-a-half-year delay for the first

federal indictment, he would not have been on the ticket to begin with. The institution we rely on

to uphold the rule of law for one reason or another failed in their duty to

incarcerate the president-elect for the laws he blatantly violated. I don't care what the

legal pundit spin is on why it happened. The bottom line is they did not hold up their end of the

bargain to protect our democracy when we voted Trump out of power back in 2020.

And because they didn't, it took away the gravity of Trump's crimes to lay voters, gave credence

to his false claims of a witch hunt, and was likely one of the underlying reasons why him

being a convicted felon did not seem to have an impact on the election.

So now that that's out of the way, let's have an honest discussion about Kamala Harris,

a supremely qualified, competent, tough, compassionate, and experienced leader with a comprehensive

resume as a public servant raging from prosecutor to attorney general to senator and vice president.

Unfortunately, her qualifications took a backseat to the other issues on which America's

presidential elections seem to be decided on. So let's dive into that. Despite her immense

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