Kamala’s First Unscripted Comment Since Becoming Nominee Is Unmitigated Word Salad

Vice President Kamala Harris delivered her first unscripted comments on Thursday night, and they were predictably bizarre and incomprehensible.

You may find yourself sinking your head into your hands. You may be rubbing your forehead while squeezing your eyes shut. A voice in your head may be saying, “How did this happen?” All of these things can happen. listening His speech to Harris was his first unscripted since announcing his candidacy.

“This is a great testament to the importance of having a president who understands the power of diplomacy, who understands the strength that comes from understanding the importance of diplomacy,” Harris told reporters while standing next to President Joe Biden.

I think what she’s trying to say is, “Biden likes diplomacy, which means he’s got good character,” but really it sounds like she’s had seven pints of lager and probably smoked some weird stuff outside with her mates.

Kamala’s first unscripted comments as a candidate were an unrestrained string of words. pic.twitter.com/rbvI3Y1NOU

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Harris’ lack of ability to speak off-script poses a real threat to anyone living under her potential presidency. Do you think a foreign leader would respect a woman who, speaking in a tone that is illiterate, listens to adults and then just repeats what they say? No. (Related: Kamala’s agonizing attempt to hook up with summer’s biggest pop star)

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This is not about liking or disliking someone’s personality. This is about security. America cannot survive without international relations. Nearly all of our food, clothing, medicines, and goods depend on fluid and affordable trade. Do you really think that Harris, who is running on a party line and has little approval from primary voters, has the communication skills to ensure the stability and sustainability of these processes?

Watch the clip above again and then answer.