CNN panel gets chaotic after Mace repeatedly mispronounces Harris’s name

The Hill ^ | 08/16/2024 | Cheyanne M. Daniels

[ChicagoConservative27]

Mace is a fighter

[fwdude]

It’s “Kommie-la.” Pretty simple to pronounce.

[j.havenfarm]

She’s mostly a nut. It’s a good troll but more likely caused by inability to recall the proper pronunciation

[bray]

Libs despise Conservative women. They see them as traitors to the sisterhood.

[wiseprince]

No one can remember because it’s just a method of control. Whichever way you say it is the hateful way 🤣. Calling Trump a Rapist and Hitler is fine though.

[Veto!]

Kamalamadingdong was name used online somewhere and I’m sticking with it.

[dayglored]

> Kamalamadingdong

I like that one too. Most people laugh. But I try not to use it around liberal acquaintances who are easily offended.

[joshua c]

its kommala

rhymes with commie

[Fledermaus]

Pretty desperate to whine about a pronunciation

[Michael.SF.]

Here is the clip.

Some time ago Fox had a clip of Kamala pronouncing her name both ways. I looked but could not fine it.

[SuperLuminal]

Best recourse is to just stick to “Heels-Up”...

[Clarancebeaks]

Kamala the headhunter was a one time black professional wrestler. Harris is also a “headhunter”, so the name fits her perfectly

[AppyPappy]

Also named Harris. Sugar Bear Harris

[Tennessee Nana]

Doesnt CNN know its pronounced KarMarLar ???

[MikelTackNailer]

Kamala the headhunter was a one time black professional wrestler.

I regret she will blot out the dignity of James Harris's hard-earned legacy with her clownish performances.

[MikeyB806]

King Charles’ current wife was in the headlines long before Harris was a national figure: Camilla Parker Bowles.

You say, “Camilla” I say “Kamalla”

[EastTexasTraveler]

I think it’s Kamalalaladingdong.

[Gaffer]

I’d be saying “Que-Mala?”

[Fireone]

Here’s how I remember the correct pronunciation...
Say this name: Pamela. See, it’s easy!

[Reynoldo]

Pretty desperate to whine about a pronunciation

Pretty rinky-dink to intentionally mispronounce a person’s name, thinking that you are so smart and witty to think of it.
About fourth grade level.