(PresidentialWire.com)- Over the weekend, as part of the ongoing news media effort to put a positive spin on a disastrous administration, the San Francisco Chronicle offered up the smarmiest softball interview with Vice President Kamala Harris.
Harris has been getting a lot of bad press since June, most notably about what a horror she is to work for and how so many Democrats fear she will drag them down in the 2022 Midterms and the 2024 presidential election. Over the last several months, negative reports in Politico, CNN, and The Washington Post have portrayed the Vice President’s office as “dysfunctional” while painting Kamala as an insecure bully.
So the San Francisco Chronicle rushed in to save the day, offering up a gushing interview covering such hard-hitting issues as how Kamala Harris has redecorated the Veep’s office.
In the interview, Kamala told the Chronicle that she isn’t going to be distracted by “ridiculous” headlines about herself.
Really?
If Kamala wasn’t being distracted by all these hit-pieces, why is she sitting down for a softball interview with a favorable news outlet?
Kamala Harris is deeply insecure. And make no mistake, every negative story burrows under her skin like a tick. To believe that Kamala isn’t letting these stories distract her would require a great deal of willing suspension of disbelief.
Kamala also made the laughable claim that if the president assigns her a task, he does so because “it needs to be addressed and because, by definition, it’s not going to be easy.”
LOL! Does she actually think she’s the president’s go-to “Tough Jobs” person because she’s so good at getting things done?
Her staff constantly complain that Biden hands her the hard stuff to monkey-wrench her political aspirations. And Kamala wants people to think that he gives her the hard stuff because she’s the only one who can get it done?
You have to admit, that’s kind of funny.
Kamala also tried to paint herself as a Woman of the People, telling the Chronicle that she wants to spend more time in 2022 traveling across the US because “I love people.”
Too bad the people don’t love her.
