
Did you catch Kamala Harris’s first “interview” as the Democratic Party nominee for president? It was pretty much everything you’d expect from an interview conducted by CNN. Lots of softball questions, lots of word salad responses.
#Kamala has a brand new concept when it comes to setting deadlines. She plans on linking them to time.
This is next level 4D chess folks… 🤡🌎#KamalaHarris #Harris2024 pic.twitter.com/RpslDwOx9a
— Mrgunsngear (@Mrgunsngear) August 30, 2024
Just in case you missed it 🇺🇸#CNN #Kamala #Walz pic.twitter.com/Vt4REQ8wzd
— Tonya Hess (@TonyaMHess) August 30, 2024

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