As a former federal judge, Fox News commentator Judge Jeanine Pirro understands the power of precedent ā and her take Tuesday on the precedent being set by Vice President Kamala Harris is one for the history books.
Sitting in on āThe Five,ā Pirro used the evidence of an NBC News poll released Monday to issue a devastating judgment on the vice presidentās two-and-a-half years in the countryās No. 2 position under President Joe Biden.
And it was damning.
The poll, as āThe Fiveā co-host Dana Perino noted, showed Harris with āpositiveā rating of only 32 percent, compared to a ānegativeā rating of 49 percent ā a net negative of 17 percent of the 1,000 registered voters polled (with 52 percent of them being Women).
Thatās the worstĀ rating by far of vice presidents going back to Al Goreās days in the Bill Clinton presidency ā and Pirro didnāt hold back on what that means for the country.
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Pirro pointed out that of the 49 percent with a ānegativeā feeling about Harris, 39 percent had a āvery negativeā feeling ā which makes for very bad news for the Democrat and her party heading into the 2024 Election ā because the circumstances surrounding the Biden presidency make the position of vice president unlike any other.
āNever in history has the position of vice president been more important than it is now,ā Pirro said.
āShould Biden be elected, heāll be 82 at the time heās sworn in. She is literally a heartbeat away from the presidency. ⦠Thirty-nine percent had very negative feelings about her, like, hated her. Itās not just negative with 49, 39, āvery negative.ā
āShe has an office with a toxic work environment. People are fighting with each other to get to the exit door.ā
And then Pirro brought down the gavel. āThis is a woman who was in position to make it easy for other Women behind her to come forward and do the job.ā
āIf anything, she has established the precedent that a woman is incapable of being a vice president.ā
Thatās a powerful statement ā even if itās obvious hyperbole.
The obvious ineptitude of a single cackling shrew named Kamala Harris doesnāt say anything at all about the ability of any other American woman to hold any other job in government (as long as the woman in question isnāt a Democrat, of course).
But itās damning nonetheless.
Democrats and their propaganda arm in the establishment media have spent more than two years pretending that the former senator from California represents some kind of milestone of merit in the national history, when the whole country knows she has the job simply because sheās a woman, sheās black, and she managed to make a national profile out of a pitiful presidential primary campaign that ended before a single vote was cast.
Instead, Harris has delivered a dismal performance, such as her foray into foreign policy in Europe, where she embarrassed herself and her country and her supposed portfolio of dealing with the southern border disaster, where she embarrassed herself and her country before apparently dropping the whole thing.
In March, she humiliated herself in front of a home-team crowd when she couldnāt even tell CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert what exactly her job entails.
(In all of the liberal wasteland of television talk shows, there is no more liberal spot than a seat on the stage āThe Late Show with Stephen Colbert.ā If Harris canāt make it there, she canāt make it anywhere.)
As Pirro noted, Harris has even alienated her own staff ā which takes some doing in power-hungry Washington, where getting close to a politician in Harrisā position generally means the ambitious younger generation will put up with a lot of humiliation to stay in the right circles.
And now, heading into next yearās presidential election, sheās the running mate of a man whoās in clearly advanced age, in declining mental and physical health, and she stands a real possibility of actually being the president of the United States if Democrats manage to emerge victorious after Nov. 5, 2024. (Frankly, at times itās surprising she hasnāt been sworn in already.)
Pirro might have overstated the damage Harris has done during her time in office ā probably every woman who reads The Western Journal would do a better job. Every Western Journal reader, man or woman, has probably known a dozen Women admirably suited for it, or the presidency itself.
But the point she was making was brutally clear.
Harris has more than earned the negative feelings of her countrymen about her job performance in the Biden administration. Itās the only thing about the job sheās earned on her own.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.
