Former Vice President Kamala Harris made a “word salad” comment about the nature of “community” when speaking to firefighters in California, sparking some ridicule online.
After her term as vice president ended on Monday, Harris visited the Los Angeles Fire Department in Altadena and spoke to the media.
“As I say to these brave and extraordinary firefighters, in moments of crisis, the heroes emerge within us,” she said. “We went to the World Central Kitchen, and I mean, the volunteers there, some of them homeless, are there working to care for strangers. In the presence of the stranger, they think, “My neighbor. ”
She continued, “These are people who understand the strength and value of community. Community is about coming together as a community of people with a common sense of purpose and identity.” Ta.
Former Vice President Harris visited her home state with firefighters and spoke to the media. (Fox 11 Los Angeles YouTube Channel)
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During her time as vice president, Harris had a penchant for repetitive statements and “word salad,” such as declaring, “I grew up understanding that the children of the community were the children of the community.” Because of this, he was ridiculed many times. In similar remarks at another event, he said, “Community banks are in the community.”
Her critics around the world social media. I quickly mocked her again about her latest world salad.
“A community is a community. A community of people. Write it down,” author Rob Jenkins quipped.
“Mr. Kamala is reminding America why he's unemployed now,” former U.S. Senate candidate and conservative commentator Paul A. Cipla tweeted.
“She may be gone from Washington, D.C., but remember, somewhere in the world, someone is being exposed to Kamala's 'deep thinking' word salad,” the radio host said. Jay Weber joked.
Wall Street Journal film critic Kyle Smith wrote, “Unemployed people think about problems that happened 3,000 miles from where they were.”
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A firefighting helicopter releases water as the Palisades Fire grows in the Mandeville Canyon area and near Encino, California, January 11, 2025. (Photo by Patrick T. Fallon/AFP) (Photo by: PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images) (Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images)
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Political commentator David Freeman suggested that “she's not handling this issue very well.” “Soon she will be completely irrelevant.”
Town Hall columnist Derek Hunter asked, “Have these people suffered enough?”
