Clueless Kamala boogies along with Puerto Rican Spanish song mocking her

Fuck them.

Authentic as a hard shell taco.

Liberate Haiti?

If only she spoke PERFECT Spanish like George W. Bush

Kamala is going to be PRESIDENT when Biden steps down or drops dead. DEAL WITH IT.

VOTE BLUE!!!!

OP = troll

That's a dirty trick to pull on Kamala but they certainly landed it well.

[quote]Kamala is going to be PRESIDENT when Biden steps down or drops dead. DEAL WITH IT.

" DEAL WITH IT". What a great campaign slogan!

She's an idiot. Dump her!

Kam should have tossed paper towels to them.

And that little colonizer was me!

[quote]“We want to know Kamala / What is going to happen / If you are going to talk about Law 60 / And the fiscal control board.”

So catchy.💃🏽

"She's an idiot. Dump her!"

On her worst day, when Kamala has the flu and puking her guts out all over the place, she's still far, far better than that craven egomaniacal jack ass, Donald Trump on his best day.

So I have no problems with Kamala being a heart beat away from the Oval Office.

She was Attorney General, Senator, and VP. She's more qualified than 90% of those who ever ran for president.

That's the bottom line. I have no problems should she need to take over for Biden.

If only she had been selling autographed Bibles.

She thought they were singing a song like America from West Side Story.

[quote] If only she had been selling autographed Bibles.

Unlike with Kamala, there apparently is an actual demand for Bibles.

Who even reads a bible these days? They used to leave one in every cheap hotel room when I was a kid and no one actually read them back then either.

Reggaeton is shit. Her mistake was even acknowledging it as music.

Dump tossed dry goods at them without protest. A black woman shows up and just by coincidence, they find their voices.

Interesting.

NEW YORK TIMES

𝐊𝐚𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐚 𝐇𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐬’𝐬 𝐄𝐩𝐢𝐜 𝐅𝐚𝐢𝐥 𝐢𝐧 𝐏𝐮𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐨 𝐑𝐢𝐜𝐨

(But still collected from local oligarchs half a billion dollars in campaign contributions for Joe)

The trip was meant, in part, to highlight the Biden administration’s dedication to aiding the island’s recovery. What unfolded instead was a revealing tableau of Democrats’ missteps and misjudgments.

Ms. Harris’s roughly five-hour visit began in the community of San Isidro, in the municipality of Canóvanas. There, she visited María Ramos de Jesús, an 86-year-old whose home was only recently rebuilt with funds from a program of the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The fact that it took seven years for Ms. Ramos’s home to be reconstructed after Hurricane María is indicative of how the federal government repeatedly fails Puerto Ricans, no matter which party is in charge.

while the Trump administration may have left Puerto Ricans in the dark after the hurricane, it was the Democrats who set the stage for the storm’s disastrous aftermath. Things might have turned out different had the Obama administration fairly confronted Puerto Rico’s financial crisis by offering debt relief, addressing historical injustices and protecting essential services, rather than saddling residents with a federally appointed fiscal control board that has only caused more harm.

While on the campaign trail, Joe Biden pledged to reverse the austerity policies imposed by the fiscal board and to support an audit of Puerto Rico’s debt to identify any illegally issued debt. These promises, however, fell by the wayside once he was in office.

In a scene reminiscent of the HBO show “Veep,” the vice president clapped haplessly along to the Spanish protest songs that greeted her, apparently not realizing the lyrics were critical of her visit.

After briefly experiencing the local culture, Ms. Harris moved on to a fund-raising event with wealthy “expat” donors. The event was held at the upscale residential and commercial complex Ciudadela, owned by an Act 60 beneficiary named Nicholas Prouty.

Ciudadela is also a symbol of Act 60, with a working-class community having been cleared to build luxury apartments and a dog park. It also played a role in the corruption trial of Puerto Rico’s former secretary of education, Julia Keleher, who pleaded guilty of charges related to signing a letter ceding to developers the right to build on land adjacent to a public school in exchange for a discount on an apartment in the Ciudadela complex.

The Government Accountability Office is scrutinizing the Act 60 tax breaks, and the Internal Revenue Service is investigating those who have tried to benefit from the law while skirting its requirements. Ms. Harris left Puerto Rico with what was reported to be nearly half a million dollars in donations for President Biden’s re-election fund.

On one hand, there’s a perfunctory nod to grass-roots empowerment; on the other, a cozying up to the very forces that are driving gentrification and displacement. While she did not toss paper towels, her visit was what Puerto Ricans call a papelón — an embarrassing spectacle.