Kamala Harris refuses to do Joe Rogan’s podcast or any interview that would really put her on the spot for any appreciable amount of time. What she did in the final weekend perhaps says it all about Harris — she did a propaganda skit on “Saturday Night Live,” where she wouldn’t be asked any real questions or be challenged, but might pretend that she had a sense of humor.
The skit involving her in the cold open was not funny; and while it took a couple of shots at President Donald Trump, they weren’t funny either. They didn’t really hit on any of the bad comments/things the Harris side did this week, although there was a brief reference to her sort of indicating she doesn’t want Joe Biden to speak. Dana Carvey (Joe Biden) was the only one who was at all funny. They still won’t touch any of the accusations against Kamala’s husband Doug Emhoff.
This was the part that had Harris in it, in a mirror sketch, with Maya Rudolph:
Kamala Harris talks to Kamala Harris pic.twitter.com/AJuW7aO7VM
— Saturday Night Live – SNL (@nbcsnl) November 3, 2024
“I’m just here to remind you because you can do something your opponent can’t,” Harris said. “You can open doors.” Yes, that’s true — she’s opened doors to things like border invasions and higher inflation. Her final pitch isn’t about what she can do for you, it’s about what you can do for her in making her a “first.”
Rudolph’s character and Kamala spoke about ending the “dramala” with a “cool Step-momala,” “kick back in our pajamalas and watch a Rom-Kamala” like “Legally Blonde-ala” because it’s almost Christmas and “Fa-la-la-la-la.” “What do we always say? Keep Kamala and carry on-ala.”
Yikes, cringe. Are they kidding? No, sorry, it’s the Democrats who have caused the drama and she’s not our “step-momala.” Presidents are supposed to serve us, not be the government in place of our parents and having control of us.
Now as we reported, there’s a big problem that the FCC’s Brendan Carr raised, that they invited Kamala on but not Trump.
READ MORE: FCC Commissioner Says ‘SNL’ Violated Election Law With Harris Skit: ‘Biased and Partisan Conduct’
But additionally, even this brief skit is a rip-off of a routine that Trump did on “SNL”. Trump’s bit was more than twice as long, plus he hosted the show:
Kamala Harris SNL skit DIRECTLY copied Trump’s from 2015.
Can she do ANYTHING original at all? https://t.co/RX3zMprYfo pic.twitter.com/wwbdVJgig1
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) November 3, 2024
Plus the bit was self-deprecating where he had fun needling his promotion of himself. So it was funny, unlike Kamala’s bit.
Kamala and “SNL” even ripped off the bit Hillary Clinton did in 2008 about her laugh/cackle:
Clinton was gunning for the Democratic nomination 16 years ago when she did her first SNL spot next to Amy Poehler, who spoofed the former first lady’s trademark cackle — just as SNL did Saturday with Harris.
In the skit, Clinton wondered “do I really laugh like that?” – a gag that was repeated nearly word-for-word during Harris’ appearance.
“SNL writers must be as lazy as everyone thinks they are,” one viewer noted of the joke.
This just emphasizes how inauthentic and unoriginal Kamala is; she says wants the job of president and she’s constantly attacking Trump. But then she’s constantly ripping him off and even ripping off the loser Hillary Clinton. She ripped off Trump’s policy of “no tax on tips.” After he went to a barbershop to speak to men in NYC, she had to copy that too after he did it, and looked like a fish out of water. She even ripped off Hillary having Bruce Springsteen play for a rally in the final days.
Why should we vote for Copycat Kamala, when we can get the better, real original policies from Trump, without any of her bad polices and actions?
Some pointed out how Hillary Clinton did “SNL” just before the election. How did that work out for her?
Kamala Harris tempting fate by going on SNL means there’s a real possibility we get Maya Rudolph doing Hallelujah on a piano next week.
— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) November 3, 2024
One more thing Kamala is likely going to be copying — losing.
