Staff Reports
In a move that has left many giggling in their seats, senior Trump campaign adviser Jason Miller made a bold declaration about the upcoming debate on Tuesday between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. He made it clear that Harris would be held accountable for the litany of failures that have characterized the Harris-Biden administration over these many moons.
During a press call, Miller casually pointed out the obvious: that Kamala Harris has been the one pulling the strings. At the same time, President Biden appears to be on an extended vacation—without a GPS in hand. He quipped that it’s hard to imagine Biden in charge of anything more complex than tying his shoes, contemplating the avalanche of blunders that have taken place under his watch. The former president’s previous debate performance against Biden in June left many questioning who, if anyone, is really in charge. Spoiler alert: It’s not Biden.
🚨 BREAKING: President Trump wrecks Comrade Kamala Harris! 🇺🇸
Border Crisis: Trump accuses Harris of allowing "millions to pour through our Borders," including criminals and terrorists, highlighting her as the "Weakest on Crime."
Economic Disaster: He blames her for skyrocketing… pic.twitter.com/r2krf7w30J— Truth Patriot (@Truth2Everyone) September 10, 2024
And it doesn’t stop there. Miller sharpened his quill to detail the myriad catastrophes that fall squarely on Harris’s lap, from runaway inflation triggered by her “brilliant” decisions on stimulus legislation to the ongoing chaos at the southern border, where she has been dubbed the ‘Border Czar.’ By all accounts, if there’s a disaster in the Biden administration, chances are Harris has had a heavy hand in it. Miller aimed the recent withdrawal from Afghanistan, labeling Harris as the architect of that debacle, ensuring everyone remembers her bragging rights over being the last voice in the room when the plans were finalized. Talk about a poor legacy to boast about!
The New Jersey-born adviser didn’t stop swinging, pointing to Harris’s role in various crises, asserting that everything from airline fiascos led by Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to the disastrous handling of wildfires in Maui is, once again, on her record. Miller’s take suggests that in the world of Harris, every national hot mess gets a piece of her blame pie. One can only wonder if her next campaign slogan will be “Kamala: Bringing Disaster to a Town Near You.”
Miller fed the audience some juicy speculation, hinting at surprises to come during the debate. Surely, Trump will unleash a barrage of pointed questions about Harris’s flip-flopping principles—a behavior not lost on voters. He alluded to an interview where Harris chirped about her steadfast values, leading Miller to ponder how those undefined “values” managed to morph into dangerously leftist policy positions over the years. Clearly, the Trump camp sees a golden opportunity to expose Harris’s liberal roots. At the same time, she stands, possibly sweating bullets, trying to defend a record that is more like a smorgasbord of failure.
As the clock ticks down to the debate at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, it seems the American public can expect a lot of fireworks. With Trump’s keen eye for detail and penchant for comedy, it might be an event worth tuning in to see Harris defend her tenure—or perhaps dodge the stream of arrows headed her way like a contestant in a game of dodgeball.
