Other factors in her defeat were her allegations of Bush's involvement in 9/11, her opposition to aid to Israel, a perceived support of Palestinian and Arab causes, and alleged antisemitism by her supporters. On the night before the primary election, McKinney's father stated on Atlanta television that "Jєωs have bought everybody. Jєωs. J-E-W-S."

Why, oh why, couldn't Biden have chosen her for his vice presidential running mate?

She is not perfect --- she is pro-choice (though I haven't heard her explanation of this, nor whether there is any nuance, e.g., no late-term, no government funding, etc.) --- but she would be a far sight better than Kamala.  And she is truly an African American who has inherited the legacy of slavery and Jim Crow.

Smart lady, sharp lady, professes to be Catholic.

Sorry you feel that way.  Perhaps I should have phrased it a bit more explicitly --- "If Biden has to be our next president --- and he probably will be, Trump has just messed up too badly and it's been his own doing --- and if he has to pick a black woman for vice president, and if she has to be pro-choice, then why, oh why, couldn't it have been Cynthia McKinney instead of Kamala hαɾɾιs?"  That's the sentiment I was trying to express.

And while I recognize that God made all races good, and while I am thankful to be a member of the European race, which has accomplished things no other race has, and which has talents that probably can't be found among any other people (at least not as profoundly or as commonly occurring) --- all other races get to proclaim their own greatness, why not us as well? --- I will plead guilty-as-charged to being a "black-person-lover".  Generations not too far removed from our own would substitute a coarser word for "black-person".

Several U.S. - Israeli dual citizens in Congress: [etc.]

She is not perfect --- she is pro-choice
You do know, don’t you, that being pro-choice is the equivalent of being a promoter of baby slaughter?

(though I haven't heard her explanation of this, nor whether there is any nuance, e.g., no late-term, no government funding, etc.) --- are there really nuances or explanations for justifying child slaughter, do you think?

And she is truly an African American who has inherited the legacy of slavery and Jim Crow.

Smart lady, sharp lady, professes to be Catholic.
I’m flabbergasted.

 For that matter, I would be very interested to see what Bishop Williamson has to say about them.  Has he ever spoken on racial matters (aside from the JQ) in his Eleison Comments?  What did he say?