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Kamala Fails to Distance Herself from Biden in Media Appearances

Kamala Harris recently took another trip to The View, a breeding ground for predictable political fluff, where she had the chance to delineate her vision for America as a horse that’s clearly already out of the barn. The co-hosts, serving just the right blend of easy questions and lobbed-up softballs, invited her to distance herself from President Biden’s disappointing tenure. Surprisingly, or perhaps not so surprisingly, she didn’t capitalize on the opportunity.

When asked if there was anything she would have done differently from the Biden administration over the last four years, Kamala revealed her remarkable inability to think beyond a couple of talking points. She stated outright that nothing came to mind, and, shockingly, she claimed full credit by asserting she had a hand in most crucial decisions. It seems the vice president skipped over the part where she’s also jointly responsible for the disastrous policies they both endorsed.

Later, on Stephen Colbert’s late-night show, the opportunity for a real distinction arose again, and just like in a game of political hot potato, she failed to catch it. When urged to present a clear vision of what her administration would offer that Biden’s hasn’t, she didn’t break any new ground. Instead, she declared, “I’m obviously not Joe Biden,” as if that vague assertion alone would pacify the restless masses clamoring for change.

Colbert pressed for more substance, but Kamala resorted to her signature verbal gymnastics, a combination of happy platitudes about the American people and vague dreams of an “opportunity economy.” It was a classic case of word salad so rich in dressing one might mistake it for a full meal. The vice president rambled about aspirations and work ethic, but when it came to practical details or a distinct set of policies, she delivered nothing but a hearty helping of ambiguity. 

 

As her supporters in the mainstream media continue to search for a clear narrative that differentiates her from Biden, Kamala stands with her hands in her pockets, offering nothing but an echo of past failures. What’s clear is that independence-loving voters are not buying the “I’m not Biden” tactic, particularly when she seems to be tethered to his administration at the hip. One can only wonder what kind of leadership this duo would deliver if elevated to the highest office, considering even the most basic questions appear to stump them both.

While Kamala’s numerous attempts to define herself have fallen flat, the message to conservatives could not be clearer: without a change in direction, the misadventures of this administration will only continue, making it more crucial than ever for independent voters to rethink their choices.

Written by Staff Reports

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