Harris Claims No Regrets Over Misleading Statements on Biden’s Cognitive Decline

Vice President Kamala Harris brazenly admitted she has no regrets about misleading the American people regarding President Joe Biden’s cognitive state. During her first interview since being named the Democratic Party's presidential nominee, Harris unapologetically stood by her past statements, doubling down on the narrative that Biden was "extraordinarily strong," despite his widely criticized debate performance that sent shockwaves through the Democratic establishment.

When pressed by CNN on Thursday night about whether she regretted portraying Biden in a favorable light, even as his cognitive struggles became increasingly apparent, Harris responded with a curt, "No, not at all. Not at all."

Harris’s admission raises serious questions about the Democratic Party's integrity and transparency:

• Biden’s cognitive decline has been an open secret, yet Democrats continued to prop him up as their candidate.

• Harris’s role in perpetuating this deception calls into question her judgment and fitness for leadership.

• The Democratic establishment’s willingness to mislead voters highlights their desperation to cling to power, even at the cost of the nation’s well-being.

The Trump campaign wasted no time in condemning Harris’s remarks, stating: “Kamala says she has NO REGRETS about covering up Crooked Joe Biden’s obvious cognitive decline — and LYING to the American people.” This pointed critique resonates with millions of Americans who have long suspected that the Biden administration is more concerned with maintaining control than with genuine leadership.

As the 2024 election approaches, this latest revelation could further erode trust in a Democratic Party already reeling from scandals and internal discord. Harris’s unapologetic stance is a clear signal that the Democrats are willing to deceive the public to achieve their goals. Voters must ask themselves: can we afford four more years of dishonesty and incompetence?

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