There is no way for Vice President Kamala Harris ‘ support among Latino voters to go beyond bottom out after watching her incredible slog of a town hall-style interview on Univision on Thursday.
That hour-long promotion period was the most agonizing I can understand, and it’s not even similar. The event’s pinnacle came when she hollered at a non-English listener who posed an innocent question about the democratic primary method, which Kamala skipped through before being elected group candidate.
That man was named Mario and he identified himself as a 70-year-old from Uruguay. He claimed that while President Biden appeared to have been abandoned, he felt more in favor of Donald Trump. He asked Kamala to explain the procedure by which she was chosen as the new candidate.
After a quick gloss over of how she managed to persuade supporters to support her ( ask, admittedly, that’s how party politics operates ), she ventured into a strange and enraged screed about Donald Trump being a dictator ( never heard that one ).
She instructed her obedient and perplexed interviewee to “look up” Project 2025, which is always so terrifying, with all the heat of a irate waiter instructing someone to check the QR code to pay his bill. She screamed in response to a story that Trump was supplying Covid testing to Russia. The man simply observed her.
As it played out sit, Kamala’s advisers could hear their laughter. It was crazy. In reality, the vice president is miserable running in front of non-English speakers because she is unfamiliar with them. And she does n’t understand the public at large.
She’s not a real person — she’s a solution.
Kamala was chosen there as the Democratic nominee for president. She was hired it, and she is now vice president.
Kamala’s anxious and miserable candidacy for president was more revealed at other times throughout the celebration. She started out sounding like a drunken and her speech was surprisingly slower. She responded with the same answers to a special audience that she has done before in previous interviews, which are a mix of” I come from a middle-class family” and” Americans have dreams and aspirations.”
Although the national news media is then assisting her greatly, it still comes off as a gymnast without no ankles.
This is Kamala without the” joy”.