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‘In Over Her Head:’ Lara Trump Says Kamala Harris Isn’t ‘Qualified’ to be Vice President

Lara Trump didn’t say that Kamala slept her way to the top. She didn’t have to. The MAGAs already assume something as such. So all Lara had to do was throw out the right signals, some raw meat, with a wink.

Yesterday we reported on the fact that Lara lamented that she missed the good old days when Trump could just go anywhere, without preparation, no reference cards, nothing. He could just walk out to the helicopter and wing it with his gut. We mentioned that Trump’s failure to prepare might have been one of the key components to his loss in the election.

Regardless, we didn’t focus much on the next portion of her interview, in which Lara said that Kamala was in over her head as Vice President, and was put in the job because of “identity politics.” So there you go, only a white man would’ve been qualified and instead you got a pretty, younger woman of color and so obviously she’s in over her head. So how did she get in this position anyway? Wink. Wink.

“She needs to do something about our southern border,” Trump said. “She needs to answer questions. She can’t just laugh them off and cackle about it like she’s been doing. But don’t forget, she dropped out of the race, guys, for the Democrat [sic] primaries before her home state of California even voted.”

“She probably thought, ‘I’m in over my head here,’” she added. “Now she is vice president of the United States, and I think we’re seeing the consequences of possibly choosing a person based on identity politics, based on their gender and not qualifications. This is what you get.

Yeah, no one’s ever been elected because of their gender or race before. Just look at the diversity. That’s what you get.

But we ask Lara, is that what Harris thought? No, she was out of money. She discovered long beforehand that it costs a fortune to hold out through Iowa and didn’t see a path. That’s actually smart. No one was going to beat Biden.

Now, Lara, what’s your excuse? Everyone was saying that you were going to run for senator from North Carolina. Last week you announced that you weren’t. So what happened? In over your head? We won’t imply anything else. We don’t do that.

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Peace, y’all
Jason
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