Watch: Cackling Kamala Pulls an Elaine, Gets Roasted for Extremely Lame Dance Moves

Vice President Kamala Harris got roasted online for her “ cringey ” dance moves during a White House party commemorating the 50th anniversary of hip-hop. A video clip circulated online showed Harris grooving to Q-Tip’s…

IJR SyndicatedSep 10, 20233 min read

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In June, her awkward dance moves and hesitant laughter became the target of playful ridicule when she appeared on Bravo’s “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen,” during which the host told her, “I bet you’re fun at a gay bar,” as reported by Fox News.

Anthony Brian Logan, a political commentator, commented on X, formerly Twitter, saying, “Kamala Harris with the granny moves at her 50th Anniversary of Hip-Hop party.”

“Your daily dose of Kamala cringe,” posted conservative commentator Benny Johnson on the platform.

Some X users thought Harris was awkwardly channeling Elaine Benes, a fictional character from the popular sitcom “Seinfeld.”

See it for yourselves in the old YouTube clip below for comparison:

Another Twitter user simply said, “Cringe Alert: Kamala Haris dances,” while someone else referred to Harris as the “Cackle Shuffle,” alluding to Harris’s distinctive laugh.

Political strategist Joey Mannarino couldn’t help but inject Politics into Kamala’s dancing, saying, “It’s mid-September and our country is burning down: Inflation rages, an economic depression looms, illegal immigration tears us apart at the seams.”

“Joe Biden is somewhere sleeping and Kamala Harris is dancing to Q-Tip at a backyard party,” he added.

Critics online couldn’t resist poking fun at the dancing Democrat, highlighting the contrast between her enjoyment of a music-related party and the pressing issues the nation faces, such as the border crisis, inflation, and the aftermath of the devastating fires in Maui.

Some remarks included, “Dance Kamala as Hawaiians are still lamenting, baby!” and “Her dance moves are on a par with her skill level in dealing with our border crisis.”

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.