The former vice president has never been the most dignified. But this is ridiculous.
Because Kamala Harris cursed up a storm after she was confronted with one major issue.
Harris Slams Trump Ballroom Amid Shutdown She Helped Prolong
Former Vice President Kamala Harris unleashed fury on Thursday’s “The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart,” blasting President Donald Trump for advancing a White House ballroom project while the government shutdown—sparked and sustained by Democrats—threatens a nationwide SNAP freeze.
“Are you f-cking kidding me? This guy wants to create a ballroom for his rich friends while completely turning a blind eye to the fact that babies are going to starve when the SNAP benefits end in just hours from now!” Harris fumed.
“I’m not going to be distracted by, ‘Oh, does the guy have a big f-cking hammer!?’ What about those babies?!”
The outburst ignores a critical fact: the shutdown began October 1 when Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer marshaled nearly every Democrat to block a bipartisan continuing resolution.
Only three Democrats—led by Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman—voted to keep government open.
Dozens of states have warned SNAP benefits for over 40 million Americans will halt November 1 without congressional action, yet Democrats refuse any funding deal lacking Obamacare subsidy extensions and other partisan demands.
Democrat Caller Breaks Ranks, Blames Party for SNAP Crisis
A retired federal worker and self-identified Democrat phoned C-SPAN’s “Washington Journal” Monday to condemn her party’s tactics.
“This is the truth: The Democrats, and I’m a Democrat, are the ones that actually, in the Senate side, shut down the government,” she said. “They did not vote for a continuing resolution except for three of them.”
She urged Democrats to “stop holding Americans hostage,” warning, “We’re about to have people without food come, what, November 1st… And that’s ridiculous. It is not worth it.”
Outrage Over Routine Renovation Ignores History
Left-wing figures and media amplified Harris’ attack by circulating photos of East Wing demolition for the ballroom, accusing Trump of power abuse.
Hillary Clinton, Gavin Newsom, and Karine Jean-Pierre led the chorus—overlooking decades of White House upgrades under prior administrations.
Trump’s project, part of long-planned infrastructure improvements, proceeds with private funding and zero impact on federal payrolls or SNAP allocations. As the clock ticks toward November 1, Democrats’ refusal to negotiate keeps food assistance—and government operations—hostage to unrelated demands, underscoring who truly bears responsibility for the looming crisis.
