What's the Matter with Kamala?

Why didn't she ever get married until she was too old to have kids?

J. D. Vance dropping some truth bombs about lesbian teacher’s union president Randi Weingarten:

Most married men these days get their attitudes about female behavior from their wives. J.D. Vance is married to a brilliant Indian-American Yale Law School grad who has chosen to have three children.

Paul Newman said that he determined the Newman family's standpoint on the big issues such as, if I recall correctly, nuclear disarmament and the Law of the Sea treaty, while his wife Joanne Woodward decided minor stuff like where they'd live and what school the kids would go to.

All this raises the question of: Why didn’t Kamala Harris ever get married until a couple of months short of her 50th birthday?

When she finally did get married, she did okay, snagging a well-paid lawyer on the rebound from causing his divorce by knocking up the nanny.

And she seems to have found her decade of marriage agreeable.

But of course her wedding came far too late for her to have a baby.

Why she didn’t manage to find a husband earlier seems like an interesting question without an obvious answer. After all, Kamala is heterosexual, pleasant-looking, feminine, sociable (she’s devoted to her college sorority), short (so, hopefully, she didn’t have difficult height requirements in a man), and apparently a good cook.

Kamala, as I’ve mentioned before, is basic.