Vice President Kamala Harris, now the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee, faced widespread criticism after her first solo interview over the weekend. The interview, which aired on Pennsylvania’s 6abc Action News, was met with mockery online as Harris appeared flustered and struggled to respond confidently to some of the questions.

 

During the interview, Harris was asked how her policies would lower costs and make life more affordable for Americans. She also fielded questions about how she distinguishes herself from President Joe Biden. Despite the questions being posed by a relatively friendly interviewer, Harris seemed uncertain and stumbled through her responses.

 

Media analyst Joe Concha weighed in, saying, “Some folks are turned off by Trump’s personality and will vote accordingly, but I have zero idea how any common-sense person can listen to Kamala Harris and say this person should be running the country & especially the economy. This is an unmitigated hot mess of a train wreck.”

 

Political commentator Sean Parnell didn’t hold back either, stating, “She is the Michael Scott of presidential candidates but with no endearing qualities whatsoever.”

 

 

Fox News senior political analyst Brit Hume noted, “She got through a whole debate without her essential emptiness being exposed, but it was on full display in this local TV interview. Very much worth watching.”

 

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis also chimed in, quipping, “She’s adding some vapid vinaigrette to her usual word salad.”

 

Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman echoed these sentiments, urging viewers to judge for themselves: “This interview speaks for itself. I encourage you to watch it and vote accordingly.”

 

Fox News anchor David Asman highlighted Harris’ evasion of specific questions about economic issues, remarking, “Kamala spends more than a minute skating completely around a specific question about how she’d bring down prices … and she gets away with it from another ABC ‘journalist’ who daren’t complain that she’s not within a mile of answering the question.”

 

The Republican Jewish Coalition added to the chorus of criticism, stating, “Vacuous word salad when asked about the most important issue facing Americans, courtesy of Kamala Harris. Weak, incompetent, dangerously liberal.”

 

Attorney Will Chamberlain took issue with Harris avoiding direct answers, saying, “She knows what the question is. She just doesn’t think you deserve an answer.”

 

The interview has fueled further scrutiny of Harris’ communication style as she continues her campaign for the presidency.