Vice President Kamala Harris keeps giving embarrassing speeches; her most recent one was about her “love” for Gen Z voters. Online commenters have taken to calling for someone to take off her microphone permanently in response to this video.
During her campaign trip at the South Carolina NAACP’s annual King Day at the Dome, Harris made a point of reminding the crowd how “old” they all are. Her gummy smile and animated hand motions were a bit too much for the internet to handle.
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“I see our college students up there,” remarked Harris, chuckling and gesturing for them to lift the ceiling.
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“Let me just tell you, I love Gen Z. I don’t know, you know, some people… I love Gen Z,” She went on as “We love you!” was yelled back.
“Okay for the older adults, this is going to be a humbling thing I’m about to share with you. If someone is 18 years old today, they were born in 2005. Oh yeah, check that out. Think about that for a minute,” She said, causing the crowd to moan.
The most recent video that the Republican National Committee released has sparked a lot of conjecture around Vice President Harris’s possible morning cannabis use.
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President Joe Biden and Senator Harris will be leaving the country with a series of confusing and vacuous remarks that are unheard of from democratic leaders.
Only last year, in response to a reporter’s inquiry on whether Biden would withdraw in favor of a younger Democratic presidential contender, Harris praised Biden as “very much alive.” When she welcomed the prime minister of Mongolia, she was at a loss for topics to discuss except “space cooperation,” which she repeated again from the platform. She received backlash in July for describing artificial intelligence in a way that was “kindergarten-level” and began with the iconic line, “First of all, it’s two letters.”
It’s possible that the Biden-Harris administration may go down in history as one of the worst. Already, the vice president’s approval rating is at an all-time low for a vice president serving a single term.
