Vice President Kamala Harris has once again found herself at the center of social media scrutiny after delivering a speech in Detroit on Labor Day that left many Americans scratching their heads. Known for her shifting speech patterns, Harris’s latest attempt to connect with voters involved adopting a Southern drawl—a curious choice for someone who was born in Oakland, California, and spent her teenage years in Montreal, Canada.
The speech, intended to rally support among labor unions, instead sparked a wave of mockery and criticism, with many on social media pointing out the exaggerated nature of her accent. Among the most notable comparisons was one to the classic cartoon character Foghorn Leghorn, the bombastic rooster from the “Looney Tunes” series, originally voiced by the legendary Mel Blanc.
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“Kamala Harris turned into Foghorn Leghorn,” quipped one conservative social media user on X (formerly Twitter), highlighting the stark contrast between Harris’s serious political role and the humorous, over-the-top character she was likened to. Foghorn Leghorn, known for his loud, boastful personality and humorous Southern sayings, is a beloved figure in American pop culture. However, while the cartoon character is intentionally entertaining, Harris’s attempt at a similar style came off as insincere and out of place.
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