Kamala Harris is once again being widely mocked for delivering incoherent, word-salad remarks during a meeting with a world leader.
Harris met with the Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness at the White House on Wednesday to commemorate the 60th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the the United States and Jamaica.
Their discussion reportedly revolved around U.S. efforts to help Jamaica recover from the pandemic, crime prevention, the environment, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
In her remarks about the meeting with Holness, Harris offered the sort of absurd word salad she has become known for.
“We also recognize just as it’s been in the United States, for Jamaica, one of the issues that has been presented as an issue, that is economic in the way of its impact, has been the pandemic,” Harris said. “So to that end, we are announcing today also that we will assist Jamaica in COVID recovery by assisting in terms of the recovery efforts in Jamaica that have been essential to what, I believe, is necessary to strengthen not only the issue of public health but also the economy.”
Harris was the target of scorching criticism earlier this month when she appeared unprepared and awkward in her joint press conferences with Polish President Andrzej Duda, and Romanian President Klaus Iohannis during her trip to Europe.
Her latest botched attempt at diplomacy was quickly lambasted on social media.
One Twitter user drew on one of Harris’s past word salads to write sarcastically: “Such wasteful gibberish especially when one considers the significance of the passage of time. Time is so significant and we should recognize that gibberish is not useful when considering the significance of the passage of time.”
Another individual, Marlodella, wrote: “This reminds me of having to write a 10-page essay in high school for a 1-page topic.”
“Oh Boy,” tweeted Grace Vazquez. “Her term papers in college must have been a blast to read. ‘While the effort to assist is essential, our effort in assisting will be of the most essential!’”
“Damn! Poor Jamaica!” tweeted user Nithyanand. “After this speech, administration released a caveat that assistance will only be provided if they understood and can explain...
Her latest botched attempt at diplomacy was quickly lambasted on social media.
One Twitter user drew on one of Harris’s past word salads to write sarcastically: “Such wasteful gibberish especially when one considers the significance of the passage of time. Time is so significant and we should recognize that gibberish is not useful when considering the significance of the passage of time.”
Another individual, Marlodella, wrote: “This reminds me of having to write a 10-page essay in high school for a 1-page topic.”
“Oh Boy,” tweeted Grace Vazquez. “Her term papers in college must have been a blast to read. ‘While the effort to assist is essential, our effort in assisting will be of the most essential!’”
“Damn! Poor Jamaica!” tweeted user Nithyanand. “After this speech, administration released a caveat that assistance will only be provided if they understood and can explain...
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5 comments:
Cobbing too many knobs will do that .
For myself, as I sit in this chair at my laptop, in this room of my house, reading this article presented to me about the issue of our vice president, Kamala Harris, I am announcing today and telling you this now, that as I read this article, on my screen about how Kamala Harris talks a lot with words that I sometimes read on my laptop, or sometimes hear on my TV, or if the sound is off then I’m just reading the words as presented to me in terms of subtitles on the screen, sometimes white letters, sometimes yellow, sometimes Courier font on a black field, these words being necessary to conveying meaning to me through the expression of her words, verbally in either written or spoken form, so that I may understand – that we may understand – the meaning of those words and what she is trying to say in the passage of time, for all of us.
Dude. You should run for Vice President!
She could speak clearly and coherently if you have her revert to old habits and shove a dildo in her mouth.
I wonder if they discussed if any of her ancestors had enslaved any of his ancestors in Jamaica?
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