The Collapse of Kamala Harris

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Vice President Kamala Harris speaks to American and French reporters during a press conference in Paris, France, November 12, 2021.

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Last week, a poll by Suffolk University revealed that just 28 percent of American voters approve of the job Vice President Harris is doing. That result is shocking . . . ly high.

That Americaโ€™s voters disdain Harris as much as they obviously do gives me an extraordinary amount of hope for our future. In December of 2019, I celebrated Harrisโ€™s departure from the presidential primary with a โ€œgood riddanceโ€ that turned out to be woefully premature: โ€œMay Harrisโ€™s failed attempt,โ€ I hoped, serve to โ€œdestroy her career and sully her reputation for all time.โ€ Alas, the first part did not happen; on the contrary, Harris was springboarded up to within a heartbeat of the most potent office in the land. But the second part? Well, I got that in abundance. We are now ten months into this baleful presidency, and already Harris is the most unpopular vice president in history. And they say Christmas doesnโ€™t come early!

Charles C. W. Cooke

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Charles C. W. Cooke

Charles C. W. Cooke is a senior editor at National Review and the host of The Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast.

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