Kamala Harris goes off on Trump in word-salad rant

Kamala Harris needed her mouth washed out with soap after delivering a profane assessment of the war in Iran during an appearance in Las Vegas Thursday.

In describing the ongoing conflict, the former vice president repeatedly trailed before resorting to a curse word to rile the audience up.

“When you look at this war in Iran, which the American people do not want, which was not authorized by…should not have been initiated… he talked about obliterating… it’s all just…” Harris said before pausing as the audience egged her on. “Bulls—t!” she yelled out before cackling.

“You made me do that! I promised I’m not going to curse in public anymore,” she added, before continuing her word-salad rant.

“But what is happening though, is, is… we are not only losing our authority, we are literally engaged where we are talking billions of dollars,” Harris said. “Where we’re talking about gas prices going up, where we’re talking about the American people suffering. And for what? And that, and this is part of how we have to understand how the irresponsibility of this administration is profound.”

Harris has been traveling the country to boost Democrats’ odds of recapturing the House and the Senate in the midterm election. There has also been speculation that she’s preparing for a potential 2028 presidential run, after her catastrophic 2024 loss to Trump.

A recent poll from the Center for American Political Studies and the Harris Poll showed her favored above Gov. Gavin Newsom as Democrats’ preferred nominee, 50% to 22%. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro came in third place with 8%.

Harris also recently endorsed Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for reelection.

“Mayor Karen Bass is the leader Los Angeles needs right now. She has done what so many said couldn’t be done — the first-ever two-year decline in homelessness, reducing crime to levels this city hasn’t seen since the 1960s, and refusing to back down when the federal government came after our neighbors,” she said in a statement.

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