Our incredibly expressive Vice President Kamala Harris prefers Americans questioning the Eastern European conflict making headlines to know that “Ukraine is a country.”
“So Ukraine is a country in Europe,” Kamala explained indignantly in a radio interview “It exists next to another country called Russia.”
When appearing on the “Morning Hustle” the hosts asked her what they should make of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in general terms, Harris dumbed down her illustration of the complex overseas situation to the point of ridiculous condescension.
“Russia is a bigger country. Russia is a powerful country. Russia decided to invade a smaller country called Ukraine. So basically that’s wrong. And it goes against everything that we stand for,” Harris said.
There it is, people. The international panic over a burgeoning war that could possibly have been prevented if the so-called “Biden-Harris administration” had actually reacted months earlier, clarified in only a couple of brief paragraphs spoken as if to a fourth grader. Putin is surely quaking in his KGB issued boots right about now.
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After ignoring her tasks as czar for President Joe Biden’s Southern perimeter crisis, Kamala just recently journeyed to Germany to arrange safety and security for Ukraine’s perimeter as Russia threatened to invade. Harris’s quick excursion all over the pond signifies that her know-how of the Ukraine scenario extends barely beyond being able to call out which continent it’s on. Yet, the more the floundering California politician attempted to define Russia’s objectives for invading Ukraine to American audiences, the less educated she seemed.
“There are terms that we use. We say we respect the sovereignty, the territorial integrity of a country, right, their independence. Russia has gone into Ukraine militarily, unprovoked, with no justification other than to exercise its power to take over another country,” Harris said. “So essentially, that’s what’s at stake and we as America are saying that’s wrong. And we will stand with Ukraine in saying that that is wrong. But that’s essentially where we are. That’s essentially the issue and when it comes to what we know to be principles of fairness, we know that what Russia is doing is wrong.”
“Essentially,” Harris’s continued in a strange, pre-programmed cadence proving that the very same minds that hatched the Afghanistan withdrawal and are running our country into the ground have no idea what’s going on in Ukraine and they have no idea how to stop it.
“We threatened sanctions to hopefully deter Russia from going in,” Harris insisted. “So we basically you know, like, if you’re a parent, and you tell your children ‘well, if you do this, the punishment is going to be that,’ right. And we hope that by doing that, it will deter our children from doing the wrong thing, right? So that’s deterrence.”
Harris can wax poetically on any kind of obscure radio show about bringing “severe consequences and accountability” down on Vladimir Putin in the form of sanctions but the truth is actually the White House as well as other Western countries may have missed the last off-ramp to avoid a war.
The American people don’t need the least eloquent politician to grace the Vice Presidency since Al Gore was VP to pontificate and cackle to the American people as if we were simpletons while demonstrating that we are in fact governed by fools.
H/T The Federalist
