Yes, the Kamala cackle is incredibly annoying. It’s one of the reasons why she was the first to drop out of the Democrats’ presidential nomination derby. But it looks as though a semi-successful effort to train her out of it has backfired.
The Democrats briefly thought that maybe, just maybe Kamala Harris would grow out of her repulsiveness and somehow rescue them from the doom that Joe Biden’s deteriorating mental faculties portend for the party (and, incidentally, the nation). Four days ago, The Hill optimistically headlined, “Democrats see Harris as major player in midterms,” to which many conservatives (including me) reacted with the Dirty Harry catchphrase, “Go ahead, make my day.”
The same website, The Hill, reported Thursday, “Vice President Harris has rebounded in recent weeks, regaining her footing with approval ratings that now stand higher than President Biden’s.”
That’s not too hard to do when Biden’s poll ratings are plummeting. The same article, 19 paragraphs into the body of it, admitted:
To be sure, Harris’s polling numbers are not spectacular. The same Gallup poll that showed her with a 49 percent approval rating showed she had a 49 percent disapproval rating.