Kamala Harris once again shows her inability to handle tough questions, especially when it comes to discussing the successful policies of President Trump. It’s no surprise that she avoids sit-down interviews; they expose her weaknesses and lack of substance.
In the clip below, a journalist challenges Harris by mentioning, “Axios reported that President Trump – if he gets a second term – will sort of dial back, for lack of better terms, DEI programs that the Biden administration put in forth.”
When asked, “If that does happen, what do you think that would do to racial relations in this country?” Harris’s response was predictably evasive and incoherent. She started with an empty promise, “Well let me say, we’re gonna win, so it’s not gonna happen,” before awkwardly transitioning into a ramble about Dr. King and Bloody Sunday.
She continued her nonsensical monologue, “I think it’s important that we as Americans always embrace our history. The parts that we’re proud of and the parts that we’re not proud of and we can’t forget.” Instead of addressing the question directly, she veered off into a lecture on teaching history.
Harris added more fluff: “That means also acknowledging the importance of diversity. It means acknowledging the importance of – of – of the fact that everyone should have equal opportunity to compete, and equity, and of course inclusion with it. You know? Hey, let’s look around the room and see who’s not here and did we leave the door open?”
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This is typical Harris—talking endlessly without actually saying anything meaningful. It’s time for Republicans to step up and show real leadership, unlike the Democrats who continue to stumble through their own rhetoric.