Our vapid Veep who, as I said in October 2020, has the foreign policy chops of a Miss America contestant, went to Poland and Romania this week to embarrass the United States on the world stage.
And while Kamala was over in Eastern Europe giving our NATO allies a first-hand look at her startling lack of seriousness, here in the United States, the White House was briefing “TikTok influencers” on the war in Ukraine.
“Thank God the adults are back in charge!!!”
Sweet merciful Zeus.
Is it any wonder Vladimir Putin didn’t hesitate to invade Ukraine?
If our allies can’t take this administration seriously, why should Putin?
I saw some of the clips from Vapid Veep Kamala’s press conferences with the more serious and substantive presidents of Poland and Romania and I cringed so hard with embarrassment, I reawakened the Lupus flare that hit me on Monday.
But the clips don’t do it justice.
As I’ve said in the past, to fully appreciate Kamala’s meandering, meaningless word salads, one has to read the words out loud, not just listen to the clips.
The RNC posted this clip from yesterday from Kamala’s joint presser with Romanian President Iohannis.
Now, some people were quick to point out that Kamala’s answer was to AP reporter Aamer Madhani’s first question that is not included in this clip. And that’s true.
Problem is, Madhani’s first question wasn’t directed to Kamala; it was directed to President Iohannis.
The question on the video is the one he posed to America’s Vapid Veep. But rather than answer the question Madhani posed to her, the floundering nitwit chose to skip it and answer his question to Iohannis.
But this clip from the RNC is only part of what Kamala said.
Here is her entire rambling answer:
“Sure. In terms of the discussions that the President Iohannis and I had, they ranged in subject, including the issue of the Black Sea, and I’ll let him explain in more detail as he would like.
“But we are, again, fully aware and apprised because we are in constant communication with the President, with his administration here about the concerns that they have about the entire region and, frankly, the vulnerability.
“All you have to do is look at the map and see that where Romania exists geographically — and as is the case for our Allies on the eastern flank — that there are potential vulnerabilities, which is why we say very clearly: We will dedicate — and have been especially enhancing, over the last few weeks — our support based on their current needs.
“When we look at Putin’s actions — the previous question — there is — it is painful to watch. It is painful to watch what is happening to innocent people in Ukraine who just want to live in their own country and have pride in themselves as Ukrainians, who want to be home speaking the language they know, going to the church that they know, raising their children in the community where their families have lived for generations. And by the millions, now, are having to flee with nothing but a backpack.”
Good Lord, see what I mean?
Those aren’t the remarks of a sitting Vice President of the United States. Those are the kinds of things an uninformed suburban cul-de-sac Karen would say to her friends during their weekly girls’ night out.
“Why is that evil Putin hurting those poor people when they just want to live in their own country and have pride in themselves as Ukrainians?!! I just don’t understand it! What about the children?!!!”
Sweet, fancy Moses. This woman is in so far over her head, she can’t see daylight.
And, yes, there is video of that segment:
But the Vapid Veep wasn’t done:
“And then you compound that with what happened a couple of days — the President talked about it today; I talked about it yesterday — in terms of a maternity hospital, pregnant women. We are — we have the unfortunate experience, all of us right now who are not in Ukraine, of witnessing horror.”
Finally, Kamala gets around to addressing the question Madhani asked her, namely, “How long should Americans expect — how long should we be bracing for this really, sort of, historic inflation and some unprecedented gas prices?”
And by “addressing the question,” I don’t mean “answering the question:”
“So we are committed in everything we are doing. And, yes, then the President did say in the State of the Union, there is a price to pay for democracy. Got to stand with your friends. And as everybody knows, even in your personal life, being loyal to those friendships based on common principles and values, sometimes it’s difficult. Often, it ain’t easy. But that’s what the friendship is about, based on shared values. So that’s what we’re doing.”
The sanctions on Russia are also economic sanctions on the American people who were already suffering under the highest inflation in forty years. And our Vapid Veep is telling us that she and Biden are committed, so suck it up and take the punishment because that’s what friendship is about.
That’s as callous and unfeeling as telling Americans to go buy electric cars.
Then there was her joint press conference with Polish President Duda on Thursday where our Vapid Veep also sounded like one of the harpies on The View rather than the Vice President of the United States.
Kamala was asked by a Polish reporter if the US would “support an international investigation into war crimes committed by Russia in Ukraine? And can you see any political future for Putin?”
Two simple questions. The first is a yes or no question. The second is self-explanatory: what is Putin’s political future?
But here’s the word salad Kamala offered up in return.
“And when it comes to crimes and violations of international norms and rules, we are also very clear that any intentional attack on innocent civilians is a violation. The U.N. has set up a process by which there will be a review and investigations, and we will of course participate as appropriate and necessary.
“But we all watched … 
… the television coverage of just yesterday. That’s on top of everything else that we know and don’t know yet, based on what we’ve just been able to see. And because we’ve seen it or not doesn’t mean it hasn’t happened.
“But just limited to what we have seen: Pregnant women? going for healthcare? being injured by — I don’t know — a missile, a bomb? in an unprovoked, unjustified war? where a powerful country is trying to take over? another country — violate its sovereignty, its territorial integrity, for the sake of what? Nothing that is justified or provoked? Absolutely there should be an investigation, and we should all be watching. And I have no question the eyes of the world are on . . . this war . . . and what Russia has done in terms of this aggression and these atrocities. I have no doubt.”
So, does Kamala see any political future for Vladimir Putin?
Who knows? She never said.
And, yes. President Duda got a front-row seat for Kamala’s trademark Hyena Cackle:
“A friend in need is a friend indeed” is apparently a laugh line. Who knew?
As the Polish press conference was wrapping up, the Vapid Veep fell back on her repetitive, redundant speaking style:
“In terms of what we are doing in the United States, we will then take this in terms of what we can do to support and look at those Ukrainians who want to come to the United States.”
Um. In terms of what we are doing we will then take this in terms of what we can do?
Brilliant oratory, Kammy.
Almost as good as this one: “It is time for us to do what we have been doing and that time is every day. Every day it is time for us to agree that there are things and tools that are available to us to slow this thing down.”
Extemporaneous speaking is hard, especially if you lack a deep, intimate knowledge of the topics discussed.
And, see, that’s the problem.
Kamala Harris is vapid and shallow. She has no deep understanding of foreign policy, immigration, the economy, or anything else for that matter.
And despite that, this is the woman Joe Biden sent to Poland and Romania to represent the United States of America at a time when Europe is on the brink of another World War.
Biden should’ve just sent one of his TikTok influencers.