

Apparently, big Democrat players are ready to cut her loose after managing to accomplish absolutely nothing over the course of her history-making Vice Presidency. The New York Times headlined a Monday morning article stating that “Kamala Harris is trying to define her Vice Presidency. Even her allies are tired of waiting.” Well, jeez, I can define it right here, right now, in a single sentence: Kamala Harris’ Vice Presidency is defined by the expected cringe and unsurprising failure of an unqualified and unliked equity pick.
Kamala wasn’t qualified to be Vice President, and she clearly wasn’t desired by the people, who quickly and overwhelmingly passed her over as a presidential candidate. They literally said they didn’t want her in the White House. But the Biden campaign had promised an equity pick and they delivered an equity pick. Many people were more qualified and more likable than Harris, but she checked the three most important boxes for the Democrat party–radical, black, female. The fact that she has numerous political failures under her belt, that she’s a raging and condescending hypocrite, or that she’s wildly unlikable apparently didn’t mean much to the Democrats installing the Biden Administration in the White House.
But it turns out that being a repeated political failure, condescending hypocrite, and the queen of cringe is actually bad for a Vice Presidency. Who could have seen that coming. She will go down in history as the biggest disappointment ever for someone who broke such an epic glass ceiling. She was the first female and first black woman to serve as the Vice President and she was an abject failure. She’s managed to generate almost as many cringy video clips as Joe Biden himself, and the country and world routinely mock her. As for her accomplishments, there are none. If you work really hard and are very generous with your measurement of “success,” you might be able to worm your way into a few vague talking points that speak only to radical woke leftists. But mostly, she’s been a failure at every responsibility she’s been handed. What a legacy.
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I love how the Left complains about we need to have the first woman X but then present the worst possible candidate for X and then complain we don’t want women in said role.
How can they accuse us of being misogynistic haters otherwise?