Yesterday, I went to Barnes & Noble at The Grove in Los Angeles to attend a book reading and signing by U.S. Senator Kamala Harris...who promoted her new publication Superheroes Are Everywhere. This book, which is geared towards children, was the only item that Senator Harris signed on Sunday—even though her biography, The Truths We Hold: An American Journey, is also available for purchase. Although yesterday's event was primarily meant for the senator to talk to the young children in audience about who and what inspired her to be where she is today, I felt obligated to drive to The Grove as Harris will presumably be in the headlines a lot next year...as one of many, many Democratic candidates lookin' to unseat that traitor Trump from the White House in the 2020 presidential election.
Missing out on seeing Senator Harris in person would've been akin to me missing out on getting a photo with actress Felicity Jones when she did a Q&A panel after a screening of the Oscar-nominated film The Theory of Everything over four years ago. Had I known that Jones was going to be the lead in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story two years later (I'm a huge Star Wars fan, of course), I would've definitely walked over to where she and co-star Eddie Redmayne were standing inside the auditorium to try to get a pic with her. But this Blog entry isn't about the actress who would play the heroic Jyn Erso (as well as real-life hero Ruth Bader Ginsburg in the recently-released On the Basis of Sex) on the big screen; it's about an American senator who will position herself as the hero who removes a Russian patsy from the Oval Office come November of 2020 (assuming Robert Mueller's report doesn't force Senate Republicans to finally grow a pair and impeach Dotard 45 by then). That is all.
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