Share this @internewscast.com

Vice President Kamala Harris addressed attendees at the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Reno, NV, on Friday. And from a glance at the group’s agenda items, it appears it was the kind of forum a progressive politician like Harris would feel comfortable speaking in front of.

UPI reported:

On Thursday, the U.S. Conference of Mayors reissued a letter from August 2019 calling on Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, R-K.Y., to take swift action and pass two bills to address the toll that gun violence has taken on Americans across the country.

The mayors want to see the Senate pass the Bipartisan Background Check Act and the Enhanced Background Check Act.

She was in her element while regurgitated previous talking points on “gun violence,” as we’re reported, but added what might be a new term — she said America is suffering through an “epidemic of hate.”

“Our country is facing what might be considered an epidemic of hate where people are being targeted for just who they are, because of their race, because of their ethnicity, their gender, their religion, their sexual orientation,” Harris said.

“We must speak honestly about what is happening and agree that the hate we see is not new. There have always been those who see diversity and inclusion not as the strength we know it to be, but as a weakness.”

She also, almost reflexively, did what the Biden Administration has continued to do — blame the flailing economy on the pandemic and Putin.

“We have seen the global supply chain slow down because of the pandemic. And we have seen the economic impact of [Russian President Vladimir] Putin’s unprovoked war in Ukraine ripple across the world,” Harris said.

“Both of these factors have resulted in rising costs and the people in your cities and your towns are feeling the pinch.”

They refuse to take any responsibility for their actions. And what’s the prescription? More government spending, as usual. Now, here’s where everything started to fall apart, with Kamala simply mixing in things that don’t go together, like throwing in the kitchen sink because you think it sounds like a good idea.

Harris said the Biden administration is “doing everything within our power” to lower the cost of goods and services for American families, including “bringing down the cost of child care.”

The premier Kamala/Biden translator around these pages, my colleague Nick Arama, might have more insight into what exactly Kamala Harris is going for in the clip below. I admit I’m baffled by the significance.

Cringetastic. She is just so bad at this.

Share this @internewscast.com
You May Also Like
Stealth bombers landing at UK bases 'in days' after Trump pressures Starmer: report

Stealth Bombers Expected to Arrive at UK Bases Soon Following Trump-Influenced Discussions with Starmer: Report

Reports suggest that American stealth bombers are poised to arrive at U.K.…
Kim Jong Un visits 5,000-ton naval destroyer, oversees missile test

Kim Jong Un Inspects New 5,000-Ton Naval Destroyer and Leads Missile Test in Strategic Military Display

In a recent visit to a 5,000-ton destroyer, North Korean leader Kim…
Mike Lupica: Knicks put up a good fight against the champs

Knicks Showcase Resilience in Thrilling Battle Against NBA Champions

The Knicks clashed with the reigning champions on Wednesday night, showcasing a…
Top House Republican accuses Minnesota AG Keith Ellison of lying about benefit fraud: 'Got something to hide'

Minnesota AG Keith Ellison Faces Accusations of Dishonesty in Benefit Fraud Case, Says Top Republican

On Wednesday, House Majority Whip Tom Emmer accused Minnesota Attorney General Keith…
WATCH: Hulu releases trailer for 'The Testaments,' a 'The Handmaid's Tale' spinoff starring Chase Infiniti and Ann Dowd

WATCH: Hulu unveils trailer for ‘The Testaments,’ a compelling ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ spinoff featuring Chase Infiniti and Ann Dowd

Hulu has unveiled an exciting new trailer for “The Testaments,” offering a…
Millions lose power across Cuba as Trump sanctions continue to fuel ongoing energy crisis

Cuba Faces Widespread Power Outages Amid Prolonged Energy Crisis Linked to Trump-Era Sanctions

A massive power outage swept through western Cuba on Wednesday, plunging millions…
Hochul slaps down being labeled Mamdani’s ‘fall man’ in tax-the-rich scheme

Hochul Rejects Mamdani’s “Fall Guy” Label in Wealth Tax Proposal Debate

Governor Kathy Hochul dismissed concerns about being labeled as the “scapegoat” in…
Noem's answer on 'sexual relations' with Lewandowski was 'final straw' for Trump, sources say

Trump’s Decision Influenced by Noem’s Response to Lewandowski Allegations, Insiders Reveal

WASHINGTON — President Trump decided to remove Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem…
US scrambles fighter jets to track 2 Russian warplanes flying near American airspace

US Fighter Jets Mobilized: Russian Warplanes Approach American Airspace – What You Need to Know

On Wednesday, NORAD dispatched U.S. and Canadian fighter jets in response to…
Georgia sheriff arrested on DUI charge after blood-alcohol content allegedly almost triple legal limit

Georgia Sheriff Detained on DUI Charges with Alleged Blood-Alcohol Level Nearly Three Times the Legal Limit

A Georgia sheriff found himself in legal trouble last week after authorities…
Declan Coady, youngest of six US soldiers killed in Iranian drone strike in Kuwait called his brother hours before death

Declan Coady, the youngest among six US soldiers killed in an Iranian drone strike in Kuwait, reached out to his brother just hours before the tragic event.

In a tragic turn of events, Declan Coady, the youngest among six…
Construction set to begin on Grand Avenue from Ogden to Damen; West Town businesses want plan changed, Chicago says it's too late

Grand Avenue Construction Controversy: West Town Businesses Call for Change Amid Chicago’s Unyielding Timeline

As Chicago embarks on the second phase of its Grand Avenue redevelopment…