Biden Can Barely Utter A Coherent Sentence But He’s Still More Eloquent Than Kamala Harris
Vice President Kamala Harris does not have a way with words. No matter how hard she tries to be inspirational, her public addresses are most often riddled with unintelligible babble.
Just this week, Harris traveled to Jamaica to build Caribbean relations for the administration. The corporate press lauded her visit as a full-circle moment for the daughter of a Jamaican immigrant, but any high hopes for a moving moment from the vice president were dashed when Harris bungled her way through a repetitive and nonsensical speech.
At this point, I think it’s safe to say that President Joe Biden, who has admitted he’s a “gaffe machine,” is more eloquent than Harris.
Our elderly president may have a knack for rambling incoherently through panels and press conferences, lying through his teeth, and forgetting important names, but none of his awkward speeches compare to the vice president’s amazing ability to make a word salad every time she opens her mouth.
Biden has botched the Pledge of Allegiance, forgotten which state he was in, and even forgotten the Declaration of Independence, but at least he knows better than to start a diatribe about Vladimir Putin with the explanation that “Ukraine is a country in Europe” that “exists next to another country called Russia.”
For example: “We have the ability to see what can be unburdened by what has been and then to make the possible actually happen,” Harris said, coming up miserably short when trying to placate Americans plagued with problems exacerbated by her administration, such as rising gas prices and harmful inflation.
Harris’s jumbled, off-script chattering is not only embarrassing but terribly confusing. Maybe her inability to communicate what the heck is going on is the reason why Americans didn’t hear from her about the southern border crisis for months last year despite her having been appointed border czar.
The only thing the vice president seems consistently able to work into conversations is her infamous cackle, but the corporate media “fact-checkers” have predictably rushed to her aid to tamp down public blowback when she fails at navigating even softball questions. It isn’t quite working though: Harris is such a disaster, it’s turning most voters off.
In Harris’s own words, “When folks vote, they order what they want — and in this case, they got what they asked for.”
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