Democrat presidential appointee nominee Kamala Harris went on the campaign trail to Madison, Wisconsin, Friday night and took the stage at the Alliant Energy Center, and if you went there looking for endless giggling, gaslighting, and more “Kammy From the Block” accents, you weren’t disappointed.
Try not to wince as you hear the vice president try to prove she is a woman of the streets:
I remember when former MSNBC pundit Chris Matthews “felt this thrill going up” his leg when listening to Obama in 2017. Well I felt a sharp pain in my stomach when I listened to this total inauthenticity from Kamala Harris.
"Brotha, we are not going back."
Unfathomably cringe. pic.twitter.com/nyHQ7eBXEn
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) September 20, 2024
The pain only intensified when I saw Kamala boasting about her “Madison cred” and then cackle like an old-timer at the local Blarney Stone pub at 3 a.m.:
Cringey Kamala pic.twitter.com/IXYSq35YIr
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) September 20, 2024
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