In a recent public appearance, Vice President Kamala Harris once again stirred controversy, not through her policies or actions, but through her choice of language and overall demeanor. While speaking at a summit emphasizing the importance of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders, Harris opted to drop the F-bomb in a speech aimed at inspiring attendees to break through barriers.
Harris’ Familiar Pattern
This isn’t the first time Vice President Harris has behaved this way. Her approach consistently combines a muddled array of words, often dubbed a “word salad,” with moments where she uses coarse language to appear relatable, which does just the opposite. This recent incident is a clear example. Harris exclaimed in her speech that sometimes “you need to kick that [bleep] door down,” followed by her now trademark cackle. This laughter, coming after her attempt to recover from the swear word, typifies Harris, who often laughs at moments where it seems least appropriate.
These moments are not slip-ups but a calculated attempt to seem down-to-earth or “one of the guys.” This attempt to forge a connection feels forced, especially when juxtaposed with her usual public persona, which is more measured and restrained.
A DEI Hire?
Kamala Harris was primarily a diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) hire, chosen for her role because of her identity rather than her qualifications or popularity. She was the first to drop out of the presidential race due to her lack of support and remains one of the most unpopular figures within the Democratic party. Despite these setbacks, she ascended to the role of Vice President, a move designed to appeal to a broader base rather than based on merit.
The Reaction to Her Style
The public and media reaction to Harris’s approach is one of skepticism. Her attempts to be relatable are insincere. This view was supported by a host at the event who suggested that they should print T-shirts with her exact words—a nod to past political moments like when former President Joe Biden called the Affordable Care Act a “big [expletive] deal,” which also led to T-shirt prints. Yet, when Harris does it, it is a planned strategy to capture attention.
Political Implications
The strategy is about optics rather than effectiveness. Commentators have noted that these tactics are part of a larger Democratic strategy focused on rallying young and minority voters. However, the recent shift in support among Black voters towards other political options, as indicated by polling data, shows that the Democratic Party’s current strategies are not resonating as hoped.
Final Thoughts
As the political landscape heats up with the upcoming elections, Vice President Harris’s actions and words are under more scrutiny than ever. While trying to appear relatable and candid, Harris is actually distancing herself from the very people the Democratic Party aims to connect with. Her approach, mixing casual language with sudden outbursts of laughter, fails to provide the substantive leadership that voters need and deserve from their elected officials.
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