Hypocrite Kamala Harris is using deadly storms for political gain, and its gross

Hurricane Milton tore through the west coast of Florida, ripping the roof off Tropicana Field — and doing serious damage to the floundering Kamala Harris campaign.With her gale force winds of desperation, the veep has tried so hard to appear presidential by inserting herself into the storm effort this week.But she’s come across like a party crasher trying to get into the VIP section of an A-list soiree.A political interloper.

A useless limb.Or, as Florida governor Ron DeSantis said more bluntly this morning on “Squawk Box”: “She has no role in this process.”Still, Harris worked the phones as Milton blew in, calling in to the Weather Channel and CNN to blast Donald Trump and DeSantis for politicizing the disasters.Oh, the hypocrisy.Last night she posted to her VP account on X a video conversation with St.

Petersburg, Fla., mayor Ken Welch — a shamelessly transparent campaign ad that had all the authenticity of a Canal Street Gucci belt.“Thank you for just answering the call to lead in the way that you have in a time of crisis,” Harris said.“Folks are looking in your eyes to see something in you that lets them know that everything is going to be OK.” Welch, who had a lot on his plate, clearly tossed her campaign a bone as he said he appreciated “her partnership.” Sounding like a disinterested customer service agent reading a script, a performative Harris offered Welch this inanity as his city was threatened by 100-mph winds and more than 18 inches of rain: “Know that you are invited to give any feedback about what you might need in real time because you’re the leadership on the ground, so you know what your folks need.”Profound.

This Harris clean-up effort all kicked off Monday, when it was reported that DeSantis, who was dealing with both the aftermath of Helene and the incoming Milton, ignored her call.Asked directly about the reported snub, Harris dug in.

“Playing political games at this moment in these crisis situations — t...