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Kamala Harris is proving that she is all about number one.
She is also doing her best to distance herself from Joe Biden’s recent regime change comments regarding Russia as possible.
When initially asked about Joe’s comments, Kamala first sidestepped the question.
When pressed, she finally made it clear that she is not for a regime change.
The Word Salad Queen
I have never seen someone capable of saying so many words without actually saying anything.
Harris has cemented herself as the queen of word salads while serving as Joe Biden’s right hand.
Since Joe made that ill-fated comment, the White House has been in scramble mode.
Harris has been keeping a low profile, which is smart on her end.
The more we see her, the more she shows that her brain has apparently turned into a box of rocks… and that is actually an insult to the rocks.
When Harris was asked about Joe’s comments, she did not defend Biden but instead went to the old standard answer that Russia would suffer “severe consequence.”
It took her about 100 words to say that, but that is what she does now.
Harris then discussed her recent trip to Europe, at which point she was again pressed on the Putin issue and him remaining in power.
Harris responded, “Well, I’m not going to speculate about the future.
“I’m going to tell you where we are now. They are intact.
“And we will continue to upgrade them and make them so — more severe as appropriate.
“And as far as we are concerned, everything is on the table in that regard because we are seeing extreme atrocities. We are seeing maternity hospitals being bombed. We are seeing a location that was so clearly designated as being a shelter, a place of safety for children. We are seeing … millions of people being displaced, potentially permanently, in a war that was instigated, unprovoked, unjustified, against a whole population of people.
“So you know, the sanctions are going to be severe and they will last as long as these atrocities and this aggression is continuing.”
When Harris was again asked about Putin remaining in power, she gave a far more direct answer, for once, that was completely the opposite of what Biden said during his Poland speech.
She stated, “Listen, let me be very clear, let me be very clear.
“We are not into regime change and that is not our policy. Period.”
What I see here is an opportunity to pounce on a Biden mistake, and that appears to be what she has done.
That was the first time she answered a sentence in less than 50 words that actually made sense.
Sorry, Joe, but Kamala will not eat this one for you.
