VP Kamala’s Recent Speech is Her Worst Yet

All Kamala would have to do to unseat Biden as the Democratic nominee in 2024 is be anything other than totally awful. She would be the diversity candidate and would not be senile as a black woman, which is crucial to the Democrats.

Regrettably for her, she’s just not personable, making her even less popular than the president who, in a year’s time, gave America Soviet-style shortages, Weimar-style inflation, and French-style military humiliation. Her recent speech, a true word salad, demonstrates why.

Last Friday, when speaking at the Association of Southeast Nations at the State Department in Washington, Kamala tried to speak about working together and, as is customary when she is clearly unprepared and clings onto a phrase, she kept repeating it for approximately 30 seconds.

And here’s the White House transcript of her terrible speech attempt, a word salad in which she clung to her one favorite phrase:

“I frequently see and discuss with many of you our common opinion that our world is becoming increasingly linked and interdependent.

That is especially true in the case of the climate crisis, which is why we will work together and continue to work together to address these issues, to address these challenges, and to work together as we continue to work, operating under the new norms, rules, and agreements that we will convene to work on in order to galvanize global action.

I thank you all again. This is an issue of critical importance to all of us. And I am certain that we will collaborate on this.”

This isn’t the first time Kamala has delivered one of her long, winding word salad speeches, but it may be the worst.

Kamala certainly knows how to find a catchphrase and repeat it, however it’s unclear whether she understands what she’s saying in any of her speeches.