VP Harris Criticizes Assassination Attempt on Trump Amid Political Drama
The latest episode in the ongoing melodrama of American politics has unfolded as Vice President Kamala Harris put on her best concerned face to condemn a suspected assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump. It seems that even the vice president can’t resist the opportunity to dive into the drama when it involves Trump, bringing her signature brand of political theatrics to the forefront.
In her well-calculated statement, she expressed being “deeply disturbed” by the incident—because nothing says concern like a well-crafted press release. Harris promptly denounced political violence, which is interesting coming from a party that has frequently celebrated protests that, let’s just say, didn’t always remain peaceful. Taking a moment to highlight the need for everyone to do their part to ensure this bloody circus doesn’t escalate seems a bit rich, given her party’s entertaining relationship with political violence.
“Two assassination attempts in two months? Has this happened before? Is this the new normal in a Harris America? Harris says she is glad Trump survived. Really? She has called Trump Hitler and an existential threat to democracy. Now she is glad Hitler survived? I doubt it…”
The plot thickens as reports surfaced that secret service agents had to flex their marksmanship skills, firing at a would-be assassin with a rifle equipped with a scope in West Palm Beach, where Trump was trying to enjoy a peaceful day of golf. The FBI has reportedly classified this incident as an assassination attempt, further proving that when it comes to Democrats, life is never dull—especially when there’s an opportunity to jab at a former president.
In an apparent twist of fate, Harris did manage to express gratitude to the Secret Service and law enforcement for their tireless efforts to keep Trump safe, which should evoke a few chuckles considering the same Harris has been part of an administration that has pushed for major cuts to police funding across the country. It seems that when there’s a need for protection, she finds it convenient to cozy up to those she generally prefers to criticize.
Harris said she was concerned about an assassination attempt on Trump, and condemned political violence
“I am deeply disturbed by the possible assassination attempt on former President Trump today. As we gather the facts, let me be clear: I condemn political violence. We must all do our part to ensure that this incident does not lead to further violence,” she said.
Despite her concerns, one has to wonder: if Harris is so anti-violence, why doesn’t she turn those same sentiments toward her party’s more radical elements? In her statement, she noted how “thankful” she was that Trump came out unscathed, suggesting that perhaps even she recognizes that a world without her political enemies is a lot less engaging. With a side of gratitude and a dash of dismay, the Biden administration’s stance on protecting the former president stands tall for now. Politics, it appears, is a game where allies can quickly turn into foes — unless, of course, it means scoring points against Trump.
