Somewhere inside Kamala Harris’ body is a real person. But we will never see it, judging from her public life.
Her events are stage-managed and rely heavily on others to carry the weight of keeping people engaged. Her speeches are robotically read from teleprompters because she is so nervous (or inebriated) that she can’t speak extemporaneously without spewing a word salad filled with canned lines. Her TikTok video vignettes are so fake that they make you involuntarily cringe.
Now we learn, unsurprisingly, that even her books and Congressional testimony are cribbed from others smarter and more articulate than she is. That category includes anonymous Wikipedia editors who can string sentences together.
Word for word…. pic.twitter.com/zFSCObSyku
— Eliana Johnson (@elianayjohnson) October 22, 2024
It’s one thing for a ghostwriter–another bit of fakery–to lazily crib the work…
