So Vogue decided to put VP Kamala Harris on its latest issue with a gushing profile, calling her “the candidate of our times.”
Yes, I subscribe to Vogue. Yes, this tomboy has a weakness for designer fashion and makeup. It’s my guilty pleasure. Sue me.
But before I get to the story, let’s look at the date the magazine took the cover picture.
October 7.
What happened on October 7, 2023?
Oh, yeah. The largest Jewish massacre happened since the Holocaust.
That means October 7, 2024, was a day of mourning and sadness. A day to reflect.
Florida was also prepping for the monstrous Hurricane Milton.
Instead, Harris posed up a storm for Vogue in clothes and jewelry we normal people could never afford unless we got them on a second-hand website (that’s how I get my designer items).
I can’t imagine the session lasted long, but it’s still a bad look.
The airbrushing is horrible. Also, look at her hands. Talk about awkward.
It’s also the same day Harris lashed out at Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for supposedly not taking her phone calls, accusing him of playing politics and being selfish.
So….the story. It’ll make you puke.
Vogue actually told its readers that Harris immediately stepped up to help those affected by Hurricane Helene and Milton:
Work, one senses, is a happy word for Harris: What at first seem lucky breaks in her life tend on examination to reveal themselves as outcomes of strategic effort. The hurricanes that barreled into Florida in recent days and brought heavy destruction as far as inland North Carolina have required rescue and recovery from officials and ordinary Americans, and Harris has moved quickly on the ground to show them her support.
WHAT?! It took the Biden administration almost a week to respond to Helene.
Harris tried to insert herself into preparations for Milton. Even Biden shaded her twice, bragging about talking to DeSantis and praising his efforts.
Oh, look! Harris tries to play both sides with Israel and the terrorists. You guys (emphasis mine):
“There’s been a language and a conversation around what’s been happening, particularly around Israel and Gaza, that suggests that this is binary. It’s not,” she tells me. “You’re not either for this one or for that one.” A better conversation, she thinks, is about the region and its interlocking crises. “On October 7, 1,200 people were massacred, including hundreds of young people at a concert. Women were horribly raped,” she says, and pauses for emphasis. “And far too many Palestinians have been killed.” The United States must keep laying groundwork for a two-state solution, she insists, “not giving up a sense of hope that that is possible—even if it does not appear to be imminent.”
It is binary! Israel or terrorists.
It’s not hard, lady.
Sigh. Who is shocked?
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