Kamala Harris solves the transport crisis! VP says, “The essence of this transportation issue is making sure people get where they need to go!”
- Vice President Kamala Harris spoke Tuesday about transportation
- She defined it as “the ability to get where they need to go.”
- Harris was mocked for stating the obvious
Vice President Kamala Harris was ridiculed on Tuesday after making a rather blatant remark in a speech on transportation.
The Veep sat alongside Transport Secretary Pete Buttigieg at an event with disability rights advocates to improve transport accessibility.
“This transportation issue is essentially about making sure people get where they need to go,” she said, laughing. “It is so easy.”
That is indeed the case, several conservatives commented on Twitter, particularly after the clip was posted to the Republican National Committee’s @RNCResearch account.
One user referred to it as her “1st grade vocabulary lesson”.
Vice President Kamala Harris was ridiculed on Tuesday after making a rather blatant remark in a speech on transportation
Harris’ latest antsy comment comes after she awkwardly spouted a “word salad” while trying to define “culture” at the Essence Festival in New Orleans on Friday.
“Culture is – it’s a reflection of our moment and our time.” Right?’ the Vice President mused.
“And current culture is how we express our feelings about the moment, and we should always find time to express what we’re feeling about the moment,” Harris continued.
“It’s an expression of joy.” Because, you know,” she said, pausing and then bursting out laughing, “it’s coming in the morning.”
She then added, “We need to find ways to also express the way we feel in the moment, simply by having language and a connection to how people experience life.” And I think about it that way, too. ‘
Harris also gained attention for a rambling speech she gave about abortion in February.
“So I think it’s very important, as you’ve heard from so many incredible leaders, that at any point in time, and most certainly at this point in time, we can see the moment that we exist and are present and put it in context. “To understand where we exist in history and in the moment as it relates not only to the past but also to the future,” she said at the time.
While 80-year-old President Joe Biden gets into trouble over verbal stumbling blocks, Harris has garnered attention for talking near nonsense.
The Daily Show in comparison her to Veeps Selina Meyer.
Biden has already committed to keeping her on the 2024 candidacy, though her approval ratings are generally lower than his.
According to FiveThirtyEight.com, Harris had a 51.3 disapproval rating at the end of June, with just 39.2 percent of Americans saying they approve of her.