Kamala Harris solves the transportation crisis! VP says 'this issue of transportation is fundamentally about just making sure that people have the ability to get where they need to go!'

Daily Mail ^ | 7/11/23 | Nikki Schwab

[ClaytonForester]

But Dan Quayle misspelled potato!

[MayflowerMadam]

Profound!

[Brooklyn Attitude]

We’ve seen plenty of evidence over the last 3 years that Harris operates at the mental capacity of a 12 year old.

[metmom]

*WANT* to go, not *NEED* to go.

[Bernard]

She should get softball questions like, "what is a woman?"

That way, the entire world could determine if she is qualified to be on the Supreme Court.

[Deplorable American1776]

Ms Horizontal, are you and Hunter having a Coke party in the White House?

[FlingWingFlyer]

LOL! Wow, “where people need to go.” She really nailed it. Heh.

[dfwgator]

Chauncey Gardiner is a MENSA member compared to this thing.

[GreenHornet]

'This issue of transportation is fundamentally about just making sure that people have the ability to get where they need to go,' she said chuckling. 'It's that basic.'

As simplistic as that statement is, it proves she knows more about the subject than Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg .

[AFret.]

To quote Willie Brown, “The most relaxing benefit of one of Kamala’s BJ’s is the peace and quiet.”

[telescope115]

Can you just imagine, if she became President, what her State of the Union speeches would sound like?

[Fresh Wind]

"This issue of transportation is fundamentally about just making sure that people have the ability to get where they need to go."

No, Kamala, it's about making sure that people have the ability to get to where you and your comrades allow them to go.

[Tommy Revolts]

Whoa! Amazing. Who would have thought that? Pure genius this woman.

[Chicory]

Very typical of the Dems to confuse the solution with the problem.

[Mark17]

Gotta agree with that.

It was a classic, wasn’t it?

[Chicory]

While I would not say this was a great speech, it was good (although I disagree with a few points). It made me see why people (on the other side if the aisle) would vote for her and even consider her a likely VP.

https://youtu.be/rx_q82wAzVs

1. No word salads!

2. No cackling!

3. She gave this speech with no notes, no teleprompter.

4. It was direct and filled its purpose well.

I perceive a weird disconnect between this candidate and our current VP.

[dead]

[Vaduz]

She must have take some strong drugs as a teenager and it left her with a mind of an eight year old no wonder she’s always giggling.

[Tuxedo]

How the hell is this woman an attorney???

[SunkenCiv]

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