VP of Untied States, Kamala Hahaharris speaks in Lousiana

Vice President of the Untied States, Kamala Hahaharris began her week with yet another debacle in New Orleans in front of a White House graphic in which Louisiana was misspelled, possibly by herself, but more likely by an intern who graduated a once prestigious school with a degree in Transgender Studies.

Hahaharris attend a music festival cum political event, Essence Fest, over the weekend.  

The event focused on social issues, particularly those affecting Black women, but unfortunately, spelling wasn't on the agenda. She sat in a 30-minute interview and social media, as is their wont, mocked her for sitting under the misspelled Louisiana graphic below the vice presidential seal. 

Whether or not she and the interviewer realized the misspelling, they never addressed it during the gab session. 

But social media did:

"It's a perfect metaphor for her entire administration," wrote one Twitter user.

Hahaharris and interviewer Keke Palmer discussed racial issues, because that's all the Democrats have in their quiver. They also spoke about the recent Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, which gives the states back their democratic ability to decide their individual abortion policies.

Hahaharris condemned the ruling and argued it is part of America's history of claiming "ownership over human bodies."

"We have to recognize we’re a nation that was founded on certain principles that are — that are grounded in the concept of freedom and liberty," Hahaharris said. "We also know that we’ve had a history in this country of government — trying to claim ownership over human bodies."

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But Hahaharris is not a biologist and does not understand that the life inside a woman [which she also cannot define] has its own DNA and is another human life, which the government does not claim ownership, but merely protects in those states where killing that life is now unlawful.

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