In addition to the vice president's dismal performance, the impression and direction of CNN's interview with Kamala Harris also took a hit.
All of the criticisms are valid, but it all boils down to this…
- A strangely dark place.
- A messy place with coffee cups scattered all over.
- Kamala in a grey suit in a dark setting.
- Tim Waltz, the liar who supports Kamala's stolen courage Tower Against Kamala, who looks like a child.
- Dana Bash of CNNLOL is taller than Kamala.
- Kamala is the furthest from the camera, so Bring She took her father to a job interview.
- Kamala can barely place her elbows on the table, making her appear smaller than she actually is.
- Kamala looks like a little kid. Adult table.
- simply Not the President.
- Tim Waltz is lawyer Or a companion.
Add to this the disastrous interview performance already detailed by Breitbart News and the utter failure of Harris' campaign becomes clear.
To me she looked small, scared and timid.
And you know, the campaign chose this dark, empty location.
Kamala needs to look presidential and in command. Appearances matter in presidential elections. You can laugh and argue that that's a shallow way to choose a president, but I would argue that knowing how to look good or hiring people who know how to look good is a reflection of a candidate's ability.
I expected Kamala to hit the big time in this softball interview.
- Left-leaning news media – check.
- A completely sympathetic left-wing interviewer – check.
- 6 weeks to prepare – check.
- Knowing the big stakes check.
- The Obama team is preparing her – check.
Kamala is not stupid. Her problem is twofold: 1) she doesn't think through policy because she's only interested in what to say to get elected, and 2) she caves under pressure.
So, on Thursday night, she was choked.
Bringing Waltz in was a terrible decision and created a lot of ludicrous impressions. Her answers were hollow, even when the ugly Bash asked her easy multiple choice questions.
Generally speaking, how should voters view some of the changes you've made to your policies, some of which I've outlined here? Is it because you're more experienced and more informed, or is it because you're running for president in the Democratic primary?
You can imagine how badly Kamala reacted to the parts of the interview that were probably edited out by the far-left wing of CNN.
But the look. Hmm. Was Kamala hoping that with Waltz and Bash on either side of him he'd look like the chairman of the board? Was that the aim? No, the vibe was pure. Bugsy Malone — an intelligent child who fails to pretend to be an adult.
Meanwhile, Trump Vance is interviewing all the candidates. Former President Donald Trump even did an hour-long free-form podcast, something that would destroy Kamala's candidacy.
If I were Kamala, I'd ask for a taste test, because Joe Biden is tanned, rested, and ready to go.
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