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My God, this is hilarious! Even GUYS are doing Harris imitations and this guy has it down cold! His script is comedy gold!! "On my first day in office, we are going to dedicate all our funds to figuring out how to get spaghetti sauce out of Tupperware." (how's that for an "Opportunity Economy"?) It's a short comedy skit, only 1:16 long and worth a watch.

“If somebody breaks into my house, they’re getting shot,” gun-control advocate Vice President Kamala Harris said during her Thursday interview with Oprah Winfrey before immediately admitting she made a gaffe. “I probably should not have said that,” Harris admitted. “My staff will deal with that later.” Republicans immediately mocked Harris for her statement: Harris’s aides will likely be very busy on Friday trying to clean up her disastrous interview. When asked what “specifically” she would do to secure the southern border, Harris replied with a three-minute answer before Winfrey cut her off.

VIDEOIndian comedian Brandomino has the incredible comedy chops to move on from the Indian version of the Borscht Belt to the general American community with his absolutely HILARIOUS Kamala shtick. Here is just a small sampling of his Scamala shtick but you can catch a ton more of his material on X (which Indians pronounce as "Twitter") at @brandominoefect. DON'T ACT LIKE US! DON'T ACT LIKE US!

Although pundits declared Vice President Kamala Harris the clear winner of Tuesday night’s debate, former President Trump won six of ten undecided voters in a Reuters focus group. Harris only won three. A New York Times survey of undecideds had similar results. The debate, which was widely criticized for bias on the part of the ABC News moderators, was mostly seen as a draw between Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. “These ‘moderators’ are complete hacks,” Michael Knowles posted on X. “It’s three on one, and Trump is still winning!”Some political pundits predicted the debate would have little effect on...

Vice President Kamala Harris has gone 18 days without holding a formal press conference since becoming the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee as of Thursday. "It's been 18 days and Kamala Harris is still not taking questions from the media or voters. Regardless of who you support, a terrible precedent has been set," Rep. Kevin Kiley, R-Calif., posted on X. Harris became essentially the de facto nominee after President Biden endorsed her on July 21 when he dropped out of the race and she officially clinched the nomination last week. She has been busy on the campaign trail, spoken at various...

This three-part documentary includes information, descriptions, video, and images meant to give important context to viewers regarding Vice President Kamala Harris and her documented history as a public official. By including this context, Ben Shapiro's overlaid commentary, criticism, and analysis is able to serve the public's interest in this information. Pairing the appropriate context with Ben's included commentary allows this documentary to: (i) educate viewers; and (ii) document newsworthy events or other matters of public interest