Have you been wondering where Kamala Harris has been? It seems that the Biden administration, sick of her uselessness, kicked her over to NASA. I guess they thought at least there, she couldn’t do much harm.
Harris has failed to deal with any of the issues assigned to her. She did nothing about the border crisis–as millions have entered the country illegally. Her “world tour” was a disaster, as she managed to insult both European and Asian leaders.
But her stint at NASA isn’t going as planned, either. And her latest project was just met with failure.
Vice President Kamala Harris’s desperate winless streak continued Monday after NASA scrubbed the Artemis launch due to an issue with one of the rocket’s four engines.
Harris, who chairs the administration’s National Space Council, had planned to attend the launch with first man Doug Inhofe and deliver a speech about the United States’ leadership in space and historic nature of the Artemis missions. The purpose of the missions are to land a black person and woman on the moon…
Besides delivering speeches, it is unclear what exactly Harris’s role is as the chair the National Space Council. “There have occasionally been snickers about the fact that the VP chairs the administration’s National Space Council,” Politico Playbook reported…
Monday’s postponed launch adds to Harris’s desperate winless streak. Earlier this year, the Democrat National Committee reportedly had to reschedule its Woman’s Leadership Forum fundraiser with Harris on May 25 and 26 due to a lack of ticket sales. [Source: Breitbart]
How pathetic. Biden kicked Harris over to NASA because she wasn’t getting else done in any other department. She was involved in a mission involving Artemis, which had the goal of sending a black man and woman to space.
I guess… that’s an achievement for civil rights… sending black people to the moon. Right? I supposed this was Harris’s consolation prize for failing at everything else.
But even this mission was scrapped, thanks to an issue with the rocket.
Gee, can this woman get anything right? It’s odd enough that a “vice president” is wasting time getting in NASA’s way. But for the one project she is connected to, to fail? That’s pretty hilarious.
Harris has failed to distinguish herself as Biden’s VP. Normally, a vice president has a chance to shine, so that voters can envision them as a future president. But Harris? She has managed to outdo Biden in the area of gaffes, nonsensical speeches, and generally being a pathetic imbecile.
This entire administration is staffed by morons. People with zero qualifications for their jobs. That includes Harris, who was the least-effective senator (and impressive) during her time at the Senate.
Maybe they will put her in charge of the janitorial department at the White House next?
Author: Bo Dogan
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