Here’s a palate cleanser from all the horrific atrocities you’ve likely witnessed this past week (extra points if you’re in Cali and other atrocities are in your backyard): the Vice President of the United States making a total fool of herself on the world stage.
Okay. Maybe it doesn’t make you feel a whole lot better. But it might give you a momentary chuckle nonetheless.
“I eat no for breakfast — Don't hear no!” Kamala Harris told a group of college kids during a stopover at the College of Nevada as part of her campus tour.
If the painfully forced cliché weren’t bad enough, Harris delivered it in what can only be described as a bizarre southern accent.
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“I eat no for breakfast — Don't hear no! *Cackles maniacally* Always believe in what can be, unburdened by what has been.”
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“Always believe in what can be, unburdened by what has been,” she then added, repeating an overused phrase she’s recited so often, it’s actually become the subject of mockery.
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Thankfully for Harris, this latest bit of poetic nonsense is but a moment in time, suspended among other moments in time, unburdened by the weight of the fleeting moments that one must chase in the pursuit of dreams.
Or, you know, something.
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