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White House Fires Off Sizzling Response to Kamala Harris’ First Speech Since Election: ‘It Was a Great Reminder …’ |

Last updated: May 2, 2025 5:15 am
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White House Fires Off Sizzling Response to Kamala Harris' First Speech Since Election: 'It Was a Great Reminder ...' | The Gateway Pundit
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During Thursday’s press briefing, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller delivered a scathing critique of former Vice President Kamala Harris.

On Wednesday, Harris made her first public address since her defeat in the 2024 election to President Donald Trump. Her speech was a classic Harris performance, replete with the awkward laughter and convoluted phrases that many have criticized.

When asked about her remarks targeting Trump and his administration, Miller seized the opportunity to remind the public of the current political landscape.

“Her speech was a poignant reminder of how fortunate we are that Donald Trump is the one in the Oval Office, not Kamala Harris,” Miller declared, addressing the White House Press Corps.

Miller characterized the speech as a “helpful reminder” that a Harris presidency would have been an “absolute disaster.”

“It would have spelled doom for America,” he asserted without hesitation.

He outlined a vision of what a Harris-led administration could entail: “Continued radical regulations would suffocate American energy production, outsource our supply chains, impose crippling taxes, and promote a pervasive, woke ideology among our youth—essentially abolishing merit, scientific progress, and public safety. Just look at how stores are now secured behind lockdowns.”

“Criminals roam unchallenged, while law-abiding citizens faced punitive measures under the previous administration. Gang members continue to receive leniency, courtesy of the Democrats, and let’s not forget the ongoing border crisis,” Miller elaborated, denouncing both Harris and former President Joe Biden.

“If those policies had persisted, it would have marked the end of the American republic,” he reiterated emphatically.

He then pivoted to what he believed Harris should genuinely express.

“What Americans truly want to hear from Kamala Harris is an apology for her role in enabling Joe Biden’s policies—remember, she was the so-called border czar—contributing to the ongoing invasion of our nation. This is a conversation we will not let fade away, as their actions have had irreparable consequences,” said Miller, sharply criticizing both Harris and Biden.

He went on to label the previous administration’s policies as “an indelible stain on the Democratic Party.”

After detailing the dire consequences of the border policy, including violence and drug trafficking, Miller expressed pride in serving under a leader like Trump, who prioritizes American citizens.

His three-minute monologue was not only eloquent but also resonated well with Trump supporters.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt capped off Miller’s tirade by suggesting, “We encourage Kamala Harris to continue her speaking engagements.”

Is Harris under the impression that the public will forget her tenure as vice president? Many are still feeling the repercussions of her decisions, having lost loved ones to crimes committed by illegal immigrants.

While she may believe she has the right to criticize Trump, if she persists, we can expect more moments like Miller’s incisive commentary.

This article originally appeared on The Western Journal.

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