Marc Thiessen: “Sad Statement for Our Country” if Kamala Continues Leading With “Vibes and Joy”
Marc Thiessen, a columnist at The Washington Post, Fox News contributor, and co-host of the podcast What the Hell is Going On: Making Sense of the World, joined to discuss Kamala Harris’ recent move to schedule her first interview as the Democratic presidential nominee with VP running mate, Tim Walz. Thiessen criticized Harris for the move, suggesting this reveals a lack of willingness to face tough questions individually. Thiessen and Benson also examined her latest policy reversal on electric vehicles, questioning her authenticity in all of her policy positions. You can listen to the full interview below!
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Thiessen had this to say on Kamala Harris’ reframing of the Biden presidency and the state of the nation:
“She is pretending that she had nothing to do with any of this Bidenomics stuff. She’s the outsider. She’s the new, fresh voice. And she’s running to deny Donald Trump a second term. He’s being, in her telling, he’s the incumbent. She’s the insurgent. And if she can get away with that, in a in a because a couple of months of avoiding the press and just running on vibes and joy, that’s a sad statement for our country.”
