Kamala Harriss desperately youthful pandering is too cringeworthy to be presidential

In a desperate attempt to appear hip and appeal to young voters, Kamala Harris instead made everyone cringe with a cameo at the BET Awards Sunday — throwing around outdated slang and affecting a forced tone that sounded nothing like her normal speaking voice.“Girl, I’m out here on these streets,” she told show host Taraji P.Henson, very unconvincingly.It’s just the latest spin from the Biden administration, which has desperately welcomed “Queer Eye” stars and TikTok influencers to the White House to appeal to increasingly disillusioned young Americans.

But rolling out the vice-president to cosplay as a relatable, cool candidate is pandering and embarrassing.Harris interrupted the BET Awards with a pre-recorded segment in which she FaceTimed Henson to talk about the upcoming election.The “Empire” actress sat in a makeup chair and told “Madam V.P.Harris” about her concerns for the upcoming election, claiming that “our basic freedoms are being tested” in November.

“Let me tell you, you’re right, Taraji, there is so much at stake at the moment,” Harris responded, stoking fear.“There’s a full-on attack on our fundamental freedoms,” the VP claimed.“The freedom to vote, the freedom to love who you love, the freedom to be safe from gun violence, the freedom for a woman to make decisions about her own body and not having her government tell her what to do.”Harris went on to say that “The majority of us believe in freedom and equality, but these extremists, as they say, ‘They not like us’” — a reference to Kendrick Lamar’s Drake-dissing song “Not Like Us.”This didn’t sit well with viewers, either.

“BET really got Kamala Harris pandering to the black community talking bout ‘They not like us’….ummm Ms.Harris YOU not like us either,” one X user quipped.According to an on-screen chyron, the two-minute segment was paid for by the Biden-Harris campaign.

It concluded with a call to register to vote and “head...