Kamala Fumbles When Confronted About HER OWN POLICY – What a Disaster!

Vice President Kamala Harris continues to baffle and frustrate the American public with her incoherent ramblings and lack of policy explanations. During a campaign stop in Moon Township, Pennsylvania, Harris once again demonstrated why many Americans view her as unfit for leadership. Her inability to articulate clear economic policies or explain how she plans to fund them only reinforces the perception that she is nothing more than an empty suit, propped up by the radical left.

During a campaign stop Sunday in Moon Township, Pennsylvania, Harris babbled nonsensically when asked to explain her economic policies — and, perhaps more concerning, how she plans to pay for them.

When questioned about the specifics of her economic agenda and funding mechanisms, Harris responded with her usual mix of evasive rhetoric and meaningless jargon. She touted the child tax credit and Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) without providing any concrete details on their implementation or sustainability. The vice president’s claims about reducing child poverty were also patently false, as data from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities shows a significant increase in child poverty rates during her tenure.

Harris continued to spout vague platitudes about “return on investment” without offering any tangible plans or metrics for success. Her so-called “communist” programs are nothing but empty promises that fail to address the real issues facing American families. It’s no wonder she faced ridicule on social media for her nonsensical answers and lack of clarity.

Every time Kamala Harris opens her mouth, she confirms speculation that she’s a harebrained diversity hire who’s being puppeteered by unelected bureaucrats on the radical left. Her inability to defend the few policy positions she has hastily thrown together since being installed as her party’s nominee spotlights why countless Americans dismiss her as little more than a far-left “ding-dong.”

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