Kamala Harris Makes a Major Gaffe While Visiting the DMZ

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Conservative Research Group
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Joe Biden appears to be getting worse. We reported that he is now looking for dead people at his events, and his wife has to take him off the podium. Even the liberal media doesn’t buy the absurd deflections White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre makes to help his condition.

Unfortunately, Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris’ backup, has many problems of her own.

Harris was visiting the border on Thursday. The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is the border between South Korea & North Korea. This was the last leg of her South Korean trip. Harris met Yoon Suk Yeol, South Korean President, to discuss technology and economic partnerships. They also held a “gender equality roundtable”. Because North Korea is firing off missiles at the world, you must focus on gender equity.

Harris began her journey to the DMZ with a stop at Camp Bonifas Dining Facility, where she spoke to American service personnel. Harris then looked at binoculars at the border and gave a speech at Ouellette Observation Post.

During her remarks, she made a very serious mistake. She spoke of the “strong alliance” we had there. She couldn’t identify the person she was referring to — she was talking about the alliance that was strong and enduring with the “Republic of North Korea.”

This was despite only visiting the South Korean president. How does South Korea feel about the people in charge of our affairs when they make statements like these? This is in keeping with Kamala’s ignorance of our borders. It is sad that these people represent us on the international stage. However, it also encourages our enemies to see such things. Harris doesn’t have the same excuse of being older than Joe Biden, even though Biden made ridiculous statements throughout his entire career. She didn’t even seem to correct her error. The left would have lost their minds if President Donald Trump had said that.

Starting at AP:

Harris visited a row of blue buildings located along the demarcation line. An American officer explained to Harris how the buildings were still used for negotiations with North Korea. He said that they sometimes exchange messages and sometimes use a megaphone.

Harris jokingly said, “That’s a high technology,” before adding, “We have stepped into history.”

The colonel stated, “It’s still running.”

Harris agreed.

That’s the essence of life, right? Harris might be surprised to hear this.

She did not mention the significance of “passage” in her presentation of that profundity.

While she was visiting South Korea and Japan, North Korea launched three ballistic missiles. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre attempted to downplay the incident by saying that they were “not uncommon.” However, she also said that Joe Biden speaking to dead people is not unusual.