Kamala Harris embarrasses herself (and America) in front of the entire world with latest speech



Vice President Kamala Harris was brutally mocked on Twitter over the weekend for making what was possibly her most embarrassing "word salad" speech so far at the internationally broadcast Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit.

Harris used the phrase "work together" multiple times in a single rambling sentence, reminding many listeners of another infamous speech when she repeated the phrase “the significance of the passage of time” over and over in the span of about 30 seconds.

“Our world is more interconnected and interdependent. That is especially true when it comes to the climate crisis, which is why we will work together, and continue to work together, to address these issues, to tackle these challenges, and to work together as we continue to work operating from the new norms, rules, and agreements, that we will convene to work together on to galvanize global action. With that, I thank you all. This is a matter of urgent priority for all of us and I know we will work on this together," Harris says in a video clip that has been shared more than 3 million times on Twitter.

Watch:


KAMALA: "We will work together, and continue to work together, to address these issues, to tackle these challenges, and to work together as we continue to work operating from the new norms, rules, and agreements, that we will convene to work together...We will work together"pic.twitter.com/AblARhoSQj
— RNC Research (@RNC Research) 1652578673

Right. So, does everyone remember this one?

the significance passage of time... yeah... the significance passage of time... the significance passage of time...https://twitter.com/charliekirk11/status/1506026218776268804\u00a0\u2026
— Vladislav Ginko (@Vladislav Ginko) 1652625445

Unbelievably, the vice president actually appeared to be reading this horribly embarrassing speech.

Worst part of this is that it looks like it was actually a *prepared* speech
— Lauren Chen (@Lauren Chen) 1652620335
#KamalaHarris "Work together... work together... work together... work together... work together... work together."\n\nWho's writing these speeches?pic.twitter.com/96wt1OWZHU
— SHARKINTHEWATER \ud83d\udd25\ud83e\udd88 (@SHARKINTHEWATER \ud83d\udd25\ud83e\udd88) 1652642813
Who in the world is writing this stuff for her?? I cannot believe that an intelligent adult with creative writing skills could possibly be putting down this redundant nonsense!!
— Kevin Figg (@Kevin Figg) 1652578883


same thing I\u2019m wondering ! Then I saw She writes her own Speeches!!
— Rich (@Rich) 1652710134


Does she even read anything before she says it out loud... you know, just in case it's stupid. #kamalawordsaladhttps://twitter.com/realDailyWire/status/1525656051210760192\u00a0\u2026
— Christine Mc (@Christine Mc) 1652616478

It didn't take long before #KamalaTheClown and #KamalaWordSalad were trending on Twitter:

I wonder if the goal is to work together? Not sure. #KamalaTheClown #KamalaWordSalad #Cringehttps://twitter.com/polarisnatsec/status/1525636852295794692\u00a0\u2026
— Brad (@Brad) 1652645636


@VP Madam VP what on earth are you talking about? For one so articulate, you seem to be caught up in a word salad. #Sad so much for your JD and litigation training...#KamalaHarris #kamalawordsaladhttps://twitter.com/BretBaier/status/1525647228534145024\u00a0\u2026
— MJ Harris (@MJ Harris) 1652628501


A trend is a trendy thing. When things trend, trendy people will be a part of the trend. And when trendy people get involved, it becomes trendy. So in conclusion, trends are necessary for trendy people #kamalawordsalad
— Real DH \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf2 (@Real DH \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf2) 1652632788


Number 2 with the finger on the button.\n\n#KamalaWordSaladhttps://twitter.com/realDailyWire/status/1525656051210760192\u00a0\u2026
— W.A.Dad (@W.A.Dad) 1652663493
Wonder how she passed high school english?\nWhat a complete disaster.
— EichBomb\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8 (@EichBomb\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8) 1652582936
More classic hits from the great wordsmith\u2026\nCould she actually be worse than Brandon???
— Trent Harris (@Trent Harris) 1652578392

At least someone came up with an idea for how we can all help drown our shame while watching our second-in-command make a complete mockery of herself and our nation:

DRINK everytime she says Work Together...
— Lord Brian Urso, Lead Guitarist of Gideons Mob (@Lord Brian Urso, Lead Guitarist of Gideons Mob) 1652609730

Cheers!

'You will remember where you were when you watched that': Crowder reacts to EMOTIONAL Rittenhouse testimony



There are moments in life that deserve our pause, to be human, and to have empathy because to abandon the one thread that holds people together — being human — threatens to sever the fragile thread that binds us.

In this clip, Steven Crowder reacted to a moment that worthy of pause. "You will remember where you were when you watched that," Crowder said. Crowder's comments came seconds after witnessing a "pivotal moment" in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.

"Unless you are a sociopath, your heart goes out to that kid," Crowder said.

What happened?

Wednesday, Kyle Rittenhouse — the defendant on trial for a fatal shooting in Kenosha amid a Black Lives Matter riot — took the stand and gave testimony during which he broke down in tears. Kenosha County Circuit Judge Bruce Schroeder called for a recess to allow Rittenhouse to regain composure.

Watch the clip for Crowder's reaction to the heartbreaking moment when Rittenhouse, a kid, became overcome with emotion on the stand. Can't watch? Download the podcast here.


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GOP misses opportunity on 'Abolish ICE' vote

House Republicans are backing down from a plan to put Democrats in a bind and force them to take a tough vote to abolish the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE).

It's a shame, really. If Republicans had brought the bill sponsored by Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Wisc., up for a vote, they would have scored easy political points by exposing how Democrats are hypocrites. Democrats would either have gone on record supporting the abolishment of ICE, which most Americans don't support, or Democrats would have opposed the bill, betraying the radical open-borders zealots who make up the progressive base.

But Politico reports that House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisc., was "concerned" that forcing a vote on an #AbolishICE bill would backfire if Democrats refused to vote or uniformly opposed the bill. According to "sources familiar with the matter," Ryan told House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., he opposed the move, and McCarthy eventually agreed with him. Instead, Congress will vote on a resolution of support for ICE that includes wording condemning calls to abolish the agency.

This is a wasted opportunity. The #AbolishICE bill would have had consequences if passed. It would have gone down in flames, but it was real political action. The Democrats were running scared from being forced to go on the record for the #AbolishICE bill exactly because they knew they couldn't explain to their base why they support abolishing ICE and yet whiffed on an opportunity to do it.

With this toothless resolution, on the other hand, some of them can say they support ICE in theory, while others can maintain their opposition to ICE without putting their cards on the table for voters. The fact is that this new vote will be, as Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., called it, "an obvious messaging bill." And a messaging bill does not carry the weight of a bill that would have consequences.

Meadows spoke today at the Heritage Foundation's Conversations with Conservatives event. He suggested that if House Republicans really wanted to put the squeeze on Democrats ahead of the midterms, they would vote on consequential legislation.

The election is in November. If Republicans still want to highlight the Democrats' radicalism, now is the time.

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