Host and guest of Fox News Outnumbered Vice President Kamala Harris was brutally dissected on Wednesday.
The anatomy was too clinical: they took her internal organs.
real.
Watch:
Critics slam Kamala Harris for his “deafening” silence on Afghan women https://t.co/islLzW7Lbc
— Jennifer OO (@joliveroconnell) August 19, 2021
Outnumbered Co-host Emily Compagno said aptly: “Camara’s silence is deafening.”
This deafening silence was especially shocking when she ascended to the vice president in a wave of praise, flattery, and anticipation. Kamala is the only, shining light, the hope of all races, creeds, gender persuasion… or any other little boys and girls of color.
After the press appointed Joe Biden as the presidential candidate, CNN reached a climax because they wrote:
Kamala Harris, Who becomes America’s first woman, first black, and first South Asian vice president-elect, Represents the new face of post-election political power, about who has power and how they use it.
The California senator’s history-making victory also represents the millions of women in demographic data – often overlooked, historically underrepresented and systematically ignored – they are now the first in the country’s 200-year history. Get this new power once.
Ten months later, Harris has been in hiding since the fall of Kabul and the rapid occupation of Afghanistan by the Taliban. It is the Afghan women and girls that she claims to champion are now ignored and systematically ignored.
Kamala Harris hasn’t appeared in public for six days.
why is that?
— Ben Owen (@hrkbenowen) August 18, 2021
In April of this year, Harris bragged to CNN that when Biden decided to withdraw American troops from the United States, she was the last person in the room.
Interview is here, And further emphasized another failure of Harris: her “root cause” trip in Guatemala, when she hid in a conspicuous place, pretending to do something about the crisis on the Mexican border.
Harris’ response to the people of Guatemala is that she will give “people hope and help is on the way.”
So, where is the hope for those Afghan girls who were massacred or auctioned off to Taliban officials?
When Biden’s administration is unable to evacuate even the American diplomats and embassy staff still trapped in the country, where is her warning that “help is on the way”?
United Nations July Newsletter inform us:
A UN survey showed that the number of casualties among women and children in Afghanistan in the first half of 2021 exceeded the number in the first six months of any year since records were recorded in 2009. Report Announced on Monday.
In May, international troops began to withdraw from the country. After the Taliban launched an offensive to seize territory from government forces, the fighting intensified.
Taliban officials beat women for any reason they see fit, randomly shoot women and young girls, drag girls from their homes and force them to enter marriage.
Helpless Afghan women were punished by the Taliban for talking on their mobile phones. They tell them that you use the phone to talk to strangers. Looking at this, my blood is boiling. Now where are these Taliban from Pakistan.#Sanctions Pakistan pic.twitter.com/uB4fii2iyj
-Jack (@w_patriot) August 11, 2021
So where does Harris help these girls and women who don’t know whether they can survive day after day?
The first female mayor of Afghanistan said that she is now waiting for the Taliban to kill her because they have tried 3 times before gaining control of the country. https://t.co/qSRCXOUfUJ
— Laura Bassett (@LEBassett) August 16, 2021
On November 7, 2020, Harris triumphantly delivered a speech full of conceit and virtue for the Vice President-elect. Harris promised with her affected, gasping voice:
Although I may be the first woman in this office, I will not be the last.
Because every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country full of possibilities.
For the children of our country, no matter your gender, our country sends you a clear message: to be ambitious, to lead with faith, to see yourself in a way that others may not see, just because they have never seen Before it.
We will applaud your every step.
So as MIA, what kind of information do you want to send now, Kamala? Apart from these empty words, what else do you want to say to the little girls in Afghanistan?
