Former Republican Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee slammed Vice President Kamala Harris’s inability to “put a sentence together.”
While appearing on Hannity, Huckabee reacted to a string of gaffes made by the vice president regarding transportation being about people getting where they need to go, community banks being in communities, and defining the phrase “passage of time” as having “such great significance to the passage of time.”
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“I think she knows more about passing a kidney stone than passing time,” Huckabee said. “I’ve never seen anyone who is unable to put a sentence together.”
Huckabee added that he is perhaps most bothered by the fact that she is not able to perform better with a speech writer that is paid for by American tax dollars.
“The sad thing is our taxes are paying a speech writer to write that stuff for her,” the former Republican governor also said. “That’s what makes it sad.”
Tudor Dixon appeared on Hannity with Huckabee, noting that there seems to be an intentionality on the White House’s part to have Harris take part in “softball” media appearances to improve her performance.
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“Her latest interviews have been softballs for her to be out there and look vice presidential. And they have been talking about abortion — it’s their favorite subject. She did really well on it, she came out, she sounded empathetic,” Dixon said.
In giving the topic of abortion as an example, both Dixon and Huckabee suggested that Republicans change up their strategy to combat the cultural narratives purported by Democrats.
