Katie Couric drags Kamala's word salad answers: "answer the g**d*** question!"

[Mike91]

42 minutes ago, Pop said:

Kamala Harris performed a perfect campaign and she did the best she could with the miserable situation that she was handed. 

 

In fact, I think she should run again in 2028 if there is an election. 

 

One thing about Trump stans is, they're loyal. Democrats drop their candidates at the first sign of weakness and that's the reason we are where we are. 

Hillary in 2016 and Biden in 2020 say otherwise. If anything, democrats are TOO loyal to losers and weak candidates. That's part of the reason why we're in this mess. They fall in line with whatever 70+ year old democrat tells them to do.

Edited November 19 by Mike91

[nostalgic]

43 minutes ago, Pop said:

In fact, I think she should run again in 2028 if there is an election.

Indeed, with Beat me baby...one more time as her campaign slogan

 

[Virgos Groove]

1 hour ago, Pop said:

Kamala Harris performed a perfect campaign and she did the best she could with the miserable situation that she was handed. 

 

In fact, I think she should run again in 2028 if there is an election.

How can this website be free?

[James_Dean]

Why are we beating a dead horse? 

[Redstreak]

1 hour ago, Capris Groove said:

Oh, I know the answer to this one!

 

As in all of society, we hold women to a much higher standard than men. It's unconscious, and it's how we're socialized from a very young age.

 

A woman as incompetent, inarticulate, and as ****-for-brains as Trump would never, ever get anywhere near any position in public office, let alone the presidency.

Marjorie Taylor Greene? Lauren Boebert? Sarah palin?

[PopKills]

She's right but keep it to yourself, it's over and won't make you more relevant grandma 

[Prodigal Self]

1 hour ago, anastaciabby said:

He did but that doesn't matter, the left loves to normalize trump and his stupidity

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[Distantconstellation]

1 hour ago, ClashAndBurn said:

She's never been able to answer a question. She always buries her responses in garbled, meandering word salad answers and hopes that nobody's paying attention. She's been like this since her failed primary campaign in 2019.

 

When she's in prosecutor mode, delivering prepared attacks is the only time she's ever come off as cogent.

You are correct. When she's in unfriendly territory is when she performs best. The softball interviews is when she malfunctions. 

 

I will however call you out too because Donald trump also gets asked a question/s and starts talking about sh1t that doesn't even make any sense. His talent is that he's funny and he's able to easily fool people into buying his con. 

[ClashAndBurn]

12 minutes ago, Distantconstellation said:

You are correct. When she's in unfriendly territory is when she performs best. The softball interviews is when she malfunctions. 

 

I will however call you out too because Donald trump also gets asked a question/s and starts talking about sh1t that doesn't even make any sense. His talent is that he's funny and he's able to easily fool people into buying his con. 

Call me out if you want. Trump's voters literally don't care about his gaffes. They are as anti-intellectual as you can get, and his gaffes humanize him to them and make him relatable if anything.

 

Kamala having an overly-educated, affluent base... is obviously going to have a more negative reaction to her imperfections than Trump voters have with their Cheeto-Dusted Jesus figure.

[CottageHore]

2 hours ago, Where are you now? said:

Agreed, but it's completely crazy Trump did the exact same thing answering questions - on top of lying, acting unrprofessional, talking about irrelevant things, and insulting everyone... yet was held to a different standard for some reason. 

Because we all know Trump runs his mouth like a lunatic. Trump is held to low standards and that's not a compliment. Even still, his answers at least have some conviction behind them so they seem "better". Kamala was so evasive in everything she said and it was clear she simply didn't have the drive or the vision for what she wanted to do as president and that sucks because she couldn't done good things. 

Edited November 20 by CottageHore

[ICLDXU4HS]

3 hours ago, Scheissex said:

It was pretty bad. I remember seeing a clip of Howard Stern asking her what her favorite thing about America was and she replied something like "There are just so many.." but couldn't name one  Like a Miss USA contestant could deliver an answer to that… 

The Ava Max of politics.

[HausOfPunk]

As a fellow word salad girlie, I feel for Kamala. I suck at answering questions too. However, I wasn't running for president. The Democrats should have made sure that whoever was running knew how to communicate the party's message clearly and succinctly.

[Bewitched]

Who is Katie Couric in this world?

[smartalek22]

2 hours ago, Virgos Groove said:

How can this website be free?

We pay with dealing with the servers. There is no free lunch or free feet pics. 

Edited November 20 by smartalek22

[PoisonPill]

3 hours ago, ClashAndBurn said:

She's never been able to answer a question. She always buries her responses in garbled, meandering word salad answers and hopes that nobody's paying attention. She's been like this since her failed primary campaign in 2019.

 

When she's in prosecutor mode, delivering prepared attacks is the only time she's ever come off as cogent.

This. She's great on the Senate floor examining a witness, but terrible when she's the one being questioned. The opposite of a straight shooter.

 

Edited November 20 by PoisonPill

[Marianah Adkins]

8 hours ago, Bewitched said:

Who is Katie Couric in this world?

The one that ended Sarah Palin