Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha slammed former Vice President Kamala Harris for her ”human Chernobyl” campaign Saturday, where she said Democrats feel “alone, hopeless, powerless.”“She’s condescending in terms of the way she speaks to voters, as if they’re 12 years old,” Concha said on Fox Business’s Varney & Co. on Monday.Harris campaigned in New Hampshire on Saturday to build support for Democratic candidates, saying Democrats have been upset since President Donald Trump was elected. “So, for the last year and a half, we have been pissed. We’ve been depressed, we’ve been angry, we’ve been frustrated, we’ve been feeling alone, hopeless, powerless,” Harris said. “Some of us have been throwing things. And guys, that phase is over,” Harris continued.Her campaign tour has included stops in Georgia, Mississippi, Nevada, and Wisconsin.“She might be the worst politician of your lifetime and my lifetime,” Concha said. “When she gets out onto a campaign trail and she’s outside of a teleprompter, she is a human Chernobyl. This is somebody who is awkward, who doesn’t have any authenticity, and laughs more at her own jokes that aren’t funny than anybody I’ve ever seen.”Concha noted her role as vice president during the Biden administration and that she ran for president twice. He added that Harris lost key swing states and the popular vote in the 2024 election, making her an unappealing candidate to support or campaign alongside.“Privately, [Democrats] will say, ‘Please, we do not want her to run again,’ because if she’s the nominee, it may be worse than it was in 2024,” Concha said.Concha said candidates need to have a “likability factor.”KAMALA HARRIS URGES WISCONSIN WOMEN TO ‘TURN ANGER INTO ACTION’ AT CROWLEY RALLY“She ain’t got it,” Concha said.The midterm elections will be held on Nov. 3.
Kamala Harris ‘might be the worst politician of your lifetime’: Joe Concha
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