The inarticulate Kamala Harris

 Rajan Laad:

Yesterday, Vice President Kamala Harris was at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, when she said the following:

Today, the business of our work is for the council to report on the work that has occurred since our last meeting across these areas.  We will, today, also discuss the work yet ahead — the work we must still do to continue to move forward.

She also opined about visiting the moon:

Her cold-blooded assaults on the English language are no longer restricted to Planet Earth.  She now has breached the realm of space.

It's been around a month since America's foremost word salad chef rustled up a hodgepodge, and everybody heaved a sigh of relief that she hasn't lost her touch.

For those who have been away, here's a look at masterful wordsmithing from the past.

Last month, Vice President Harris was at the Oakland Generation Fund Event when she rambled through explaining the concept of equity.

Earlier in July, at the American Rescue Plan Workforce Development Summit, she said the following about the importance of transportation: "You need to get to go and need to be able to get where you need to go to do the work and get home."

Also in July, during a TV interview, Harris responded with abject incoherence when asked about the failure of Democrat presidents and Democrat-controlled Congresses to codify abortion rights during the 50 years that Roe v. Wade stood.

I do believe that we should have rightly believed, but we certainly believe that certain issues are just settled. Certain issues are just settled.

... 

There is more and probably will be even more during at least the next two years.  Why didn't anyone notice her incoherence before she was selected to be Vice President?  

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