Democrats Kamala problem

 Stephen Green:

Panicked Democrats are deep into the blame game as rising inflation and plummeting polls have the White House — and its media enablers — shooting off in every direction.

CNN brought out the heavy artillery on Sunday, firing a barrage directly into the lap of alleged Vice President Kamala Harris, in the form of a nearly 5,000-word hit piece.

Harris has been on a roll lately, like a snowball gaining size and speed right into the political abyss.

The CNN report says that “key West Wing aides have largely thrown up their hands” at Harris and her inept staff because they’re “worn out by what they see as entrenched dysfunction and lack of focus.”

For their part, Harris’ people claim that “she’s not being adequately prepared or positioned, and instead is being sidelined,” and that the White House makes her feel “constrained in what she’s able to do politically.”

If true, for once I’m going to have to take the side of Presidentish Joe Biden.

Sort of.

After Biden trashed relations with France last summer by scuttling a multibillion-dollar submarine deal with Australia, the White House decided that the best way to repair the damage was to send Harris on a goodwill trip to Paris.

What were they thinking?
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I’d argue that the only thing worse for this White House than letting Biden out in public is sending Harris out instead.

The CNN piece hit such a nerve that White House press secretary Jen Psaki took to Twitter almost immediately to defend the drowning Veep.
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The Democrats have a serious problem and it is not just Kamala.  The reason Biden got the nomination is that the clown car of other candidates scared the bejesus out of Obama and other Democrat political operatives.  Now they are stuck with a dysfunctional President and an inept VA and a bench bereft of talent.  Biden makes rash decisions without any consideration for the consequences so there is no telling what he is going to do next to anger voters.

The media is starting to no longer give the inept White House the Democrat benefit of the doubt.  Don't be surprised if they all start unloading on Biden and the Democrats.

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