Staff Reports
Kamala Harris’s 2020 presidential campaign is one for the history books—specifically, the history of failures. Not only did she drop out of the race before Iowa, but she also left without earning a single delegate. She might have been the first candidate to campaign her way right out of the spotlight, showing the world that ineptitude can truly shine through in politics. Fast forward to 2024, and it seems that Joe Biden has opted to pass the baton to Harris, as if handing a deflated balloon to a toddler.
The New York Times, in what can only be described as sheer gaslighting, is now spinning a tale of Harris’s sudden excellence. It’s as if they’ve collectively forgotten their own critique from back in 2019, when they pointed out her inconsistency, her awkward campaign messaging, and her staff’s inability to work together effectively. They called her an “uneven campaigner,” and two years later they expect everyone to believe she has morphed into a political powerhouse. One can only assume that her cheerleaders in the media must have misplaced their glasses or are operating on a completely different set of facts.
Elon Musk Shares Devastating Video 'The Unraveling of Kamala Harris' on His X Page – Kamala Was So Bad She Folded Before First Primary Contest (VIDEO)
READ: https://t.co/euSlPAEoOh pic.twitter.com/jAia0HFild
— The Gateway Pundit (@gatewaypundit) August 18, 2024
While skepticism is an old friend to conservatives, the internet has provided a reliable reminder of Harris’s dismal track record. Elon Musk, who keeps things interesting on social media, recently retweeted a post highlighting the vice president’s staggering 28% approval rating, the lowest recorded for someone in her position. A hearty laugh ensued, as the names of previous vice presidents like Pence, Cheney, and even Biden himself loomed large over Harris’s head like a gathering storm cloud.
The resurfaced commentary from a CNN panel served as evidence that even left-leaning outlets recognize her shortcomings. A former aide’s resignation letter lamented the chaotic state of Harris’s campaign and bemoaned the lack of a real plan with mere months until the Iowa caucus. It was a clear sign that not even her staff had confidence in her abilities—hardly a vote of confidence for any candidate looking to charge forward in politics.
But what’s more amusing is how even her supposed allies acknowledge that voters simply don’t seem to like her. Those who attend her events walk away wanting to root for her, but Harris has a knack for leaving them unfulfilled and confused, often stumbling over her messaging and failing to deliver compelling reasons to support her. She is not just the candidate who lacks a coherent vision; she is the candidate people want to like but end up shaking their heads in despair. It’s a train wreck that keeps rolling forward, and the left’s propaganda attempts to paint her as a political genius have only fallen flat, proving that in the world of Kamala Harris, there are no second acts.
With every attempt at rebranding, Harris has only added to her list of “accomplishments” that include a plethora of unfulfilled promises and misguided policies—further solidifying her place among the ranks of political misfires. The receipts are readily available for anyone willing to take a look, and it seems that the American people have been paying attention. As the 2024 race heats up, they will have plenty to consider, albeit less than inspired by what they see when it comes to Harris’s track record.
