Kamala Harris' kabuki-like facial expressions during Tuesday's presidential debate left many viewers confused and in laughter as the Democratic candidate tried to steal the ABC News split screen from former President Donald Trump.
Former Democratic Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard revealed that Kamala Harris took acting lessons and was mentored by Hollywood advisers before the debate. Kamala's goal? “To make an acting impact in this election,” she said.
“That's why she's holed herself up in a hotel room and taking extreme acting lessons,” Gabbard said in an interview with Fox News just before Tuesday's debate.
“She has Hollywood advisors, she has the stage, she has Hollywood lights, she's hoping that her friends at ABC and the propaganda media will declare her the winner. And that might be enough to trick voters into voting for her. But I don't think the American people will be fooled by this.”
Gabbard recently endorsed Trump and serves as an adviser to his campaign.
During Tuesday's debate, Kamala Harris repeatedly attempted exaggerated facial expressions as Trump spoke, and her on-camera facial expressions drew widespread ridicule on social media.
up in the air Writer Walter Kahn noted that Kamala's relentless facial expressions felt like a blatant attempt to manipulate voters into responding a certain way.
Kamala Harris has become a darling of Hollywood's left-wing elite, who are aggressively endorsing her after outright discarding Joe Biden just a few months ago.
One figure among Hollywood's elite who has come under particularly intense scrutiny is Dana Walden, the Disney executive who oversees ABC News and is a close confidant of Kamala Harris.
Walden's conflict of interest is multifaceted.
Walden has not only repeatedly donated to Kamala Harris' various political campaigns, but he also remains close friends with Kamala Harris and her husband, entertainment lawyer Doug Emhoff. Harris once said during a 2022 fundraiser that Dana Walden and her husband, Matt, were the catalyst for her marriage.
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