When Kamala Harris went on "The View" it was clearly with the express understanding that it would be a softball chat and fawn-fest from a panel with a collective brainpower that when harnessed could barely get a flicker out of an Easy-Bake Oven bulb.&nbsp;

During what was supposed to be a cake walk of a friendly chat for Harris, "The View" co-host Sunny Hostin performed an accidental act of journalism after asking the Democrat nominee what she would have done differently from Joe Biden over these last nearly four years. This was Harris' awkward answer:

That had ad material written all over it, and that has come to pass:

Well would you look at that! "The View" finally made a positive contribution to the political discourse.

Failing upward is all too common in politics, and it needs to be stopped.

 {ai:summary}<p>Kamala Harris appeared on "The View," expecting a friendly discussion, but co-host Sunny Hostin's question about her potential actions differed from Biden's led to an awkward admission: she couldn't think of anything she would have done differently. This moment has sparked political commentary and criticism. </p><p>The exchange has prompted discussions on accountability in politics and the tendency for politicians to evade responsibility while seeking re-election. #politics</p>

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