7 Things Harris Has Never Done That Will Cripple Her As POTUS

Who would you rather have a beer with: Donald Trump or Kamala Harris? Trick question. Trump doesn’t drink and Harris’ handlers aren’t going to let her off the leash for a drink with you, loser.

But if you did somehow end up at a table with Harris and a bottle of wine, don’t play “Never Have I Ever.” She would kill at that game. Here are seven things Kamala Harris has never done:

1. Had a Meaningful Unscripted Interview as the Democrat Presidential Candidate

Kamala Harris likes her interviews the way Democrats used to like their abortions: “safe” and rare. She is playing hard-to-get with the American people. Voters are almost desperate to hear from her. But don’t be thirsty for her just because she has finally agreed to an interview.

Like President Joe Biden, or February’s groundhog, when someone rarely comes out of captivity, our expectations are lowered. For Biden, we’ve been impressed when he makes it up the stairs of Air Force One without incident. For Punxsutawney Phil, we’re just glad when no one drops him. And with Harris, perhaps it will take nothing more than the absence of a word salad or minimal cackling for the fawning media to be impressed with her performance.

But showing up in a controlled setting cannot be the measure. She will be sitting in a joint interview with a friendly reporter, CNN’s Dana Bash, and Harris will be assisted by Vice Presidential Candidate Tim Walz.

Harris took interviews before she became the lead Democrat, but now she must prove she can think on her feet all by herself, that she can handle opposition smartly, that she understands complex issues, and that she can be trusted to negotiate the world’s most consequential problems without wavering.

So far, all she has proven is that she excels at hiding from the media and Americans can look forward to four years of her dodging reporters on her walk to a helicopter on the White House lawn.

2. Told the Truth About Joe Biden’s Health

Anyone who has cared for someone in physical or cognitive decline could see Biden’s feeble condition has worsened since the 2020 election. It is obvious to Americans even with limited access, mostly through short video clips and a few, highly orchestrated public appearances. The falls, the jumbled speech, and the struggles to find his way off the stage had many calling it cruel to keep Biden working, humiliating him in public. Even after Biden appeared to fall asleep in front of world leaders at various events, no one intervened for the good of the country.

Harris had frequent interactions with Biden, but there is no public evidence she ever acknowledged his condition. The 25th Amendment allows for the removal of a president due to physical or mental disability. It is unclear what is preventing that from happening even now.

If Harris would make such a good president, and Biden is largely absent from the White House, wouldn’t it make sense to have her finish out this term and give the American people a real sense of what to expect from a Harris presidency?

3. Earned a Single Delegate

What happened to saving democracy? Harris is in this position through a coup, according to the dictionary. That is, “a sudden decisive exercise of force in politics and especially the violent overthrow or alteration of an existing government by a small group.”

Democrats cared about disenfranchised voters until they decided to disenfranchise every Democrat voter in the 2024 primary elections.

The running Biden-Harris administration strategy has been to lie to the American people with a straight face, steady eye contact, and an authoritative voice, until the parasite media picks up its talking points.

The current lie is that Biden willingly and heroically stepped away from a second term for the good of the country, and Zero-Vote Harris is the rightful candidate.

Smart Americans could see in January that Biden didn’t have a second term in him, but is it really possible none of the Democrat leadership could? By all appearances, Harris and her handlers interfered with the primary outcome. They ran a candidate who could not go the distance and kicked him out when no other candidates could get in on the race — and no voter could derail Harris.

But Democrat voters are not vigorously protesting, so a new precedent has been set. They can do this in the future more easily.

4. Voiced Remorse Over the Botched Afghanistan Exit

To be sorry for how the military was instructed to leave Afghanistan would be to admit it was wrong. Good leaders know they are imperfect and admit it when they are, because that is a path to healing and course correction. Harris and Biden owe an apology to the Gold Star families of the 13 service members who died in the withdrawal.

And the American people must have an accounting of the $7 billion in battle gear this administration left behind. How is it possible Biden and Harris made no arrangements to remove these powerful assets? No one has been held accountable, and apparently no one ever will.

The sloppy exit negated the gains that came at a high cost in lives lost and money spent; Afghan women are again barred from schools and back in burkas as the Taliban rules their lives.

The truth is, Biden and Harris are not sorry about how things turned out. If they were, they would say so clearly when they are asked about it, and they would have acted with natural remorse when it happened. That they are not noticeably troubled is troubling.

5. Been to a Stress Point at the Border

Harris never acted with urgency after being put in charge of the border. She talked of working on the “root causes” of immigration, such as poverty in other countries, but didn’t address the many other complex reasons for record border crossings, such as drug and human trafficking.

After much political pressure, she did tour the Border Patrol facilities in El Paso but was criticized for not visiting the Rio Grande Valley, where there was a massive crossing surge.

By passing responsibility to Harris, Biden may have been attempting to dodge serious scrutiny on the matter. He could point to Harris as the one in charge. Could that be the Harris plan? Will she pass the task off to her vice president, Tim Walz?

Or will she revert to the position she held as a senator when she proposed abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency and starting over with a new plan?

6. Cared for an Infant, Toddler, or Elementary School Child

You don’t have to be a parent to be president, but because Harris has never been in the daily trenches of parenthood, she cannot fathom the struggles, sacrifices, and rewards of parenting.

Her stepson was 19 and her stepdaughter was 15 when she married her husband, Doug Emhoff. Some life truths are revealed only through the blessing of parenting. So when Harris passionately advocates for abortion or aligns herself with the National Education Association, one of her mega-donors, and its platform of providing minors with school libraries filled with sexualized books, know that she has no lived experience when it comes to the day-to-day protection of children.

7. Offered a Digestible Policy Platform

If you haven’t heard Harris’ life story, you can read about it at her official campaign website. Just click past all the donation options. You won’t find any policy platform on the site.

This gives her the room to sway on policy messaging, based on what is most politically useful today. It makes her look like a weak woman who is not sure who she is, or what she intends to do. But chances are, at 59, she knows exactly who she is and what she intends to do to the United States.

She just doesn’t want to discuss it with you.

Beth Brelje is an elections correspondent for The Federalist. She is an award-winning investigative journalist with decades of media experience.