Media begins to notice Harris incompetence

 The Blaze:

'Word salad city': Media liberals recognize that Harris' CNN town hall was a total disaster

 Harris' Wednesday town hall furnished the Trump campaign with plenty of embarrassing clips to use as promotional material.

Kamala Harris' Potemkin town hall with Liz Cheney Monday in Michigan was not the winning performance her campaign was likely banking on. She had yet another opportunity this week, however, to convince voters that she deserves their vote and to do so without tossing more word salads.

Unfortunately for the vice president, her CNN town hall in Aston, Pennsylvania, Wednesday was an unmitigated disaster — with even friendly talking heads and former Obama adviser David Axelrod hinting as much.

Former Trump campaign adviser David Urban told CNN's Van Jones, "Republicans would take another hour of Kamala Harris. We just press play and let her keep going. We'd pay for another hour ... let her keep not answering the questions."
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Democrats have to hope that their turnout machine can overcome her serious failings as a candidate.  For now, they are stuck with her.  Biden has to be regretting ever selecting her as his Vice Presdient.

See also:

Latest Info on Biden Exposes Just How Long Kamala Has Been Covering for Him

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