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The Vice President, Kamala Harris, has been a controversial topic as of late, with numerous criticisms aimed at her for not taking sufficient action regarding the ongoing border crisis. Her actions have also come under scrutiny, particularly her tendency to laugh at inappropriate moments. Recently, social media star Estee, known for her successful imitation of Harris on the Chinese app TikTok, tried to teach Fox News host Tucker Carlson how to imitate the Vice President’s laugh.
Kamala Harris impersonator has Tucker Carlson cackling
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Estee revealed that she started using TikTok during the COVID pandemic and started doing impressions of Harris after receiving requests from her followers. She then demonstrated how she believed Harris would react to the President’s upcoming State of the Union address by saying, “Well, Tucker, I really want to make sure that we can galvanize our time. And when we get there, we want to lead Joe into the passage of time. But really, we don’t want it to be too much into the passage. We’re going to have a Venn diagram explaining everything. And hopefully, there will be yellow school buses.” She finished by once again imitating Harris’ well-known laugh.
The vice president has yet to comment on Estee’s impression, but it appears that being mocked by a TikTok star is the least of her worries. A recent poll conducted by Rasmussen found that only 39% of likely voters think Harris should be on her party’s ticket for the next election. Los Angeles Times columnist Mark Z. Barabak argued that replacing the vice president would “risk a serious backlash from the Democratic base — especially Black women, who were crucial to Biden’s election.”
The controversy surrounding Vice President Kamala Harris has been ongoing since she took office. While some have criticized her for her lack of action in addressing the border crisis, others have raised eyebrows at her personal behavior, such as her habit of awkwardly laughing at inappropriate times. Social media influencer Estee has gained recognition on TikTok for her ability to imitate Harris’ mannerisms and recently attempted to give Fox News host Tucker Carlson a lesson in mimicking the vice president’s laugh.
Estee provided an impression of how Harris would react to the president’s upcoming State of the Union address and concluded with a rendition of Harris’ notorious cackle. Despite this, it appears that being mocked by a TikTok star is the least of her worries. A recent poll conducted by Rasmussen found that only 39% of likely voters think Harris should be on her party’s ticket for the next election. Los Angeles Times columnist Mark Z. Barabak argued that replacing the vice president would “risk a serious backlash from the Democratic base — especially Black women, who were crucial to Biden’s election.”
The debate over Vice President Kamala Harris’ role in the Biden administration continues to rage on. While some have criticized her for her failure to address America’s ongoing border crisis, others have raised eyebrows at her personal behavior, such as her habit of awkwardly laughing at inappropriate times. Recently, social media influencer Estee has gained prominence on the Chinese app TikTok for her ability to imitate Harris’ mannerisms and gave Fox News host Tucker Carlson a lesson in mimicking the vice president’s laugh.
Estee provided an impression of how Harris would react to the president’s upcoming State of the Union address and concluded with a rendition of Harris’ notorious cackle. Despite this, it appears that being mocked by a TikTok star is the least of her worries. A recent poll conducted by Rasmussen found that only 39% of likely voters think Harris should be on her party’s ticket for the next election. This has caused some Democratic Party insiders to express doubts over whether she should remain President.
The preceding article is a summary of an article that originally appeared on Conservative Institute
