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All Kamala can do is repeat the same lines about 'growing up middle class.' Her mother had a PhD and worked as a scientist at Berkeley... and her father had a PhD and was a professor at Stanford. Scamala Harris was far from middle class... it's just another campaign lie.

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Mayson Burch1 year ago

She's also forgetting to mention that she grew up in Canada.

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SwampNot1 year ago

PhD with tenure at a California university makes on average $150,000. With two parents = $300,000. This is in the top 5% in the nation…aka…Upper Class, not middle class.

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Tom Young1 year ago

She doesn’t have a clue about middle class!

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Amit Shah (Parody)1 year ago

Greg Gutfeld Gives the most impressive & precise definition of President Donald Trump 🔥🔥👏👏

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Sean Lulofs1 year ago

Upper middle class ain't my definition of middle class. Upper middle class doesn't have to worry about losing a job and putting food on the table. They don't live paycheck to paycheck.

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Terry1 year ago

Every time I she repeats that I hear Steve Martin saying "I was born a poor black child ".

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Giomerica ✝️🇺🇸1 year ago

She grew up in one of the most affluent areas in Montreal, Canada. #Scamala

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TexasTarheel1 year ago

Brietbart did video of her neighborhood in Canada which happens to be on of the richest in the country. No steelworkers there as she claims

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DR. Anniecalif-Esq.1 year ago

@hughhewitt called it. She is a juke box that plays #6 over and over. It's scripted

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