During a recent speech, Vice President Kamala Harris tried to soothe American citizens by assuring them that she and President Biden were dealing with the baby formula shortage issue in a serious way.
“I understand how distressing this is for our parents and caregivers who are looking after these children,” she added.
She insisted that she and Joe Biden were working “around the clock” to make sure there was plenty of baby formula available for American citizens saying it is “truly our top priority.”
The vice president also seemed to be surprised by people applauding her remarks.
“OK, sure. And we all know that. One of our top priorities.”
During her speech, VP Harris focused on mental health and especially on health care personnel.
She also worked in some circular rhetoric to prove her dedication to American children.
“You know, when we talk about our children, and I know for this group we all agree that when we speak of the community’s children, they are the community’s children,” she added.
“And in that way, we should all have a personal sense of responsibility for their well-being.”
Incredibly, Democrats believe America’s children are under their control and that they have the responsibility to make sure they’re raised properly. This is the nanny state at its finest and it’s sickening.
But what do you expect? The left always believes they know what’s best for everyone and they will do whatever it takes to make sure their policies are put in place – even if it means taking control of and brainwashing the next generation.
This is not the first time Kamala Harris has tried to play the role of mother figure.
In February, she told a group of schoolchildren that they should call her “Momala” instead of “Madame Vice President.”
Perhaps the VP should spend more time working on the southern border crisis or the current inflation crisis instead of trying to play mother to the nation.
What do you think? Should VP Harris focus on other issues besides the baby formula shortage? Let us know in the comments!
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