Dems are kidding themselves: Kamala is a terrible and terribly awkward candidate

After three and a half years of being lukewarm on Kamala Harris, Democrats are suddenly hot hot hot for the Vice President.The party is in full panic mode as Biden’s facade of cogency publicly crumbles faster than Bennifer 2.0.

Dems are now desperately trying to make Kamala happen.It’s as if the gods were listening to that shrewd political prognosticator Drew Barrymore, who back in the spring had Harris on her show.There, the actress-turned-host did her signature close-talking to the VP and said, “We need you to be ‘Momala’ of the country.”This week, everyone jumped on the bandwagon.White House Press Secretary Karine Jean Pierre called Harris, is “the future of the party” and perhaps trying to match Harris’ “Veep” energy referred to her as “president.” Rep.

James Clyburn said he’d support Harris if Biden exited the stage.Tim Ryan, former Ohio Congressmen, wrote a glowing endorsement of Harris in Newsweek saying “she would come with vision, values and energy.”She would also, I hope, come with a translator.After all, Harris herself once said, “We’ve got to take this stuff seriously, as seriously as you are because you have been forced to take this seriously.” And during a “Today Show” interview on covid, she offered this profundity:“It is time for us to do what we have been doing.And that time is every day.”Amen, sister.Harris, lover of Venn diagrams, school buses and recycling nonsensical phrases is always looking to be “unburdened by what has been” — except her inartful command of the English language.She is our nation’s foremost purveyor of word salads, gifting us volumes of unintelligble verbal pileups completely devoid of meaning.

She makes Dan Quayle look like a soaring orator.Most of her speeches bring to mind the principal in “Billy Madison,” who in his candid assessment of Adam Sandler’s character says, “At no point in your rambling, incoherent response, were you even close to anything that co...