Harris Fumbles Hurricane Briefing, Raises Leadership Concerns
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Incompetence.
Recent events have underscored the alarming levels of disorganization and miscommunication within the Biden-Harris administration, particularly as Hurricane Milton approaches Florida.
During a live briefing on the hurricane's impact, Vice President Kamala Harris was caught off guard, failing to mute her microphone as she received unspoken assistance from a handler.
The Vice President appeared distracted while the National Weather Service's Ken Graham outlined the forecast and potential devastation from the hurricane.
In the audio, Harris can be heard reminding an aide that the briefing was "a live broadcast," revealing a concerning reliance on her staff for basic communication.
This incident raises critical questions about Harris's capability to lead effectively during a national crisis.
If she is struggling to manage a simple briefing, one must wonder how she could possibly handle more complex matters when it comes to national security and disaster response.
Furthermore, it demonstrates a woeful dependency on aides, which many speculate could lead to disastrous outcomes if Harris were ever called to act decisively on the world stage.
Adding insult to injury, Harris has been criticized for attempting to gain political capital from Hurricane Milton while neglecting the crucial roles that governors like Florida's Ron DeSantis have played during these emergencies.
Harris's misguided calls to CNN to deflect blame onto Donald Trump for “misinformation” about the hurricane were met with skepticism rather than support.
Critics point out that it's more than inappropriate to use a natural disaster for political maneuvering; it reflects a desperate attempt by the Democrats to regain traction amid plummeting approval ratings.
As voters prepare for the upcoming election, this episode serves as a powerful reminder of the stakes involved.
The American public deserves leadership that doesn't need a script or constant guidance from behind the scenes.
This latest incident is symptomatic of a larger problem: an administration seemingly out of its depth when it matters most.
Aligning with disaster preparedness and crisis management will be crucial in the electoral decisions ahead.
Sources:
outkick.com
thegatewaypundit.com
twitchy.com
Recent events have underscored the alarming levels of disorganization and miscommunication within the Biden-Harris administration, particularly as Hurricane Milton approaches Florida.
During a live briefing on the hurricane's impact, Vice President Kamala Harris was caught off guard, failing to mute her microphone as she received unspoken assistance from a handler.
The Vice President appeared distracted while the National Weather Service's Ken Graham outlined the forecast and potential devastation from the hurricane.
In the audio, Harris can be heard reminding an aide that the briefing was "a live broadcast," revealing a concerning reliance on her staff for basic communication.
This incident raises critical questions about Harris's capability to lead effectively during a national crisis.
If she is struggling to manage a simple briefing, one must wonder how she could possibly handle more complex matters when it comes to national security and disaster response.
Furthermore, it demonstrates a woeful dependency on aides, which many speculate could lead to disastrous outcomes if Harris were ever called to act decisively on the world stage.
Adding insult to injury, Harris has been criticized for attempting to gain political capital from Hurricane Milton while neglecting the crucial roles that governors like Florida's Ron DeSantis have played during these emergencies.
Harris's misguided calls to CNN to deflect blame onto Donald Trump for “misinformation” about the hurricane were met with skepticism rather than support.
Critics point out that it's more than inappropriate to use a natural disaster for political maneuvering; it reflects a desperate attempt by the Democrats to regain traction amid plummeting approval ratings.
As voters prepare for the upcoming election, this episode serves as a powerful reminder of the stakes involved.
The American public deserves leadership that doesn't need a script or constant guidance from behind the scenes.
This latest incident is symptomatic of a larger problem: an administration seemingly out of its depth when it matters most.
Aligning with disaster preparedness and crisis management will be crucial in the electoral decisions ahead.
Sources:
outkick.com
thegatewaypundit.com
twitchy.com
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