Below: First Fox & Friends runs the clip of Kamala's latest tossed salad, and then David Axelrod says she can't answer questions without going to "word salad city."
Below, CNN's leftwing propagandists (and Scott Jennings) blast Kamala for her "word salad stuff," as noted racist Van Jones call it. Dana Bash reports that she's hearing from her Democrat friends and controllers that "if Kamala Harris's goal was to close the deal tonight, they're not sure she did that."
There's more butthurt whining and obvious anger about Kamala's poor performance here. At around 7:00, Van Jones melts down about Kamala Harris being "held to too high a standard" -- I mean, he's mad that she's not getting the DEI courtesy promotion. Before that, Whoopie Goldberg makes the same "they're not giving the black woman the soft treatment we demand" complaint.
Remember, what they're complaining about is that Evil White Racists expect a Strong Empowered Black Woman to be able and willing to just say what she actually believes. They find this to be too great a burden for a Strong Empowered Black Woman, and want people to vote for her just because this privileged public school whore lies about "growing up in a middle class household."
She continues to avoid saying she'll build a wall by just repeating that Trump didn't build much wall -- forgetting that Democrats blocked his efforts to build it.
John Ekdahl sent me this story from 14 months ago: The Biden-Harris Administration was so determined that the wall should never be built that they sold off extremely expensive steel purchased by Trump for the wall for pennies to make sure that it could never be used to build a wall.
The Biden administration is quietly auctioning off millions of dollars' worth of unused parts from former President Trump's border wall for peanuts -- in an apparent end-run around pending legislation in Congress.
Since April, GovPlanet, an online auction house specializing in military surplus, has sold 81 lots of steel "square structural tubes" -- intended for use as vertical bollards in the border barrier's 30-foot-tall panels -- hauling in about $2 million.
On Tuesday, GovPlanet netted $154,200 for 729 of the 28-foot-tall hollow beams, sold in five separate lots for an average $212 apiece.
Thirteen more lots are set to be auctioned on Aug. 23 and Aug. 30.
But just last month, as part of its annual defense appropriations package, the Democrat-led Senate passed a Republican-sponsored bill aimed at forcing Biden to stem the worsening migrant crisis at the US-Mexico border by extending the wall.
Up to $300 million worth of taxpayer-funded wall components have been left to rust since Biden came to office, Republicans have said.
The Finish It Act will make the feds use those materials on new wall construction -- or hand the remaining stock over to states like Texas for use in their own border defense projects.
Now, the Biden administration is rushing to get rid of the wall leftovers before the GOP-led House can pass a matching version of the bill and make it law, critics told The Post.
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Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) called the fire sale "reckless."
"Our borders continue to be overrun by an unprecedented number of illegal immigrants, turning every district into a border district, and compromising our national security," Stefanik said.
The GovPlanet auction schedule picked up markedly in May, when Wicker first introduced the Finish It Act, and increased again this month, days after the Senate's defense bill passed on a bipartisan vote.
A DOD spokesman identified the tubes, held in an outdoor storage lot in Pima County, Ariz., as "excess border wall materials."
"The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ... has already transferred approximately $154 million worth of the roughly $260 million of bollard panels and other materials," according to Lt. Col. Devin T. Robinson, who used Defense Department lingo for the process of consigning military surplus items to commercial resellers or the trash heap.
Millions of dollars in steel bollards to form the structure of the wall sold for... $212 a piece.
Profits from the sale flow back to the Pentagon's budget.
But GovPlanet is under strict instructions to keep the border-wall connection hush-hush.
"We are legally not allowed to mention these are the border wall materials, or we could lose our jobs," a GovPlanet source told the Daily Upside, the financial newsletter that first reported the ongoing sales.
And while the lot listings scrupulously avoid identifying the tubes' original purpose, viewers of the company's Instagram page weren't fooled.
"Good for building a wall," a user called honest_jake wrote Aug. 3 under a GovPlanet Instagram post touting the sale of "industrial steel tubing" -- an entry that was deleted from the social media site Friday.
"Why don't you put that up instead of selling it," added Brian Prewitt. "This is why tax payers are just about done paying taxes."