Harris needs to have questions in advance

 DC Daily Journal:

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In yet another staged appearance, Vice President Kamala Harris continues to show just how carefully her public image is managed, ensuring she never faces a genuine, unscripted moment.

Former California first lady Maria Shriver let it slip at a Michigan town hall event that only “pre-determined questions” were permitted to be asked of Harris, raising more questions about her inability to handle real, on-the-spot queries.

When a concerned attendee asked, “Are we going to be able to ask a question?” Shriver quickly shut her down, responding, “You’re not, unfortunately, we have some pre-determined questions.”

It was a clear admission that what was supposed to be a town hall — where voters normally have the chance to ask pressing, unscripted questions — was instead just a controlled show.
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Kamala Harris is just not smart.  No wonder she had trouble in law school.  Being a good lawyer means having to be good on your feet and dealing with unexpected questions.  It is even more important for a world leader. 

See also:

Trump: Harris Incompetent, Unfit, Unqualified

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