Kamala Harris crawled out of political obscurity this week to lash out at President Donald Trump’s first 100 days back in office, serving up the usual leftist hysteria at the Emerge Gala in San Francisco. Harris, whose own administration left America weakened and divided, accused Trump of economic recklessness and constitutional brinkmanship. Her remarks—her first major public appearance since leaving office—reveal the Democrats’ desperation to deflect attention from their failures by attacking President Trump’s decisive leadership.
Speaking to a crowd of elite liberal donors, Harris claimed Trump’s “reckless” tariffs are “clearly inviting a recession,” conveniently ignoring the booming manufacturing revival we’re witnessing as factories reopen and Americans return to jobs that her administration outsourced abroad. Harris raised the specter of a constitutional crisis, accusing Trump of pushing courts to their limits. But let’s be clear: the only constitutional crisis came under the Biden-Harris regime, which trampled states’ rights, weaponized the DOJ against parents, and flouted immigration laws.
Harris didn’t stop there, taking aim at Trump’s immigration policies, labeling them “inhumane” and warning her fellow Democrats that “things are probably going to get worse before they get better.” Yet, under Trump’s renewed leadership, our southern border is finally regaining control after years of chaos and humanitarian disaster. The wall is being completed, border enforcement strengthened, and the rule of law restored—exactly what Americans demanded when they voted overwhelmingly to return Trump to the White House.
With all the predictable fearmongering, Harris failed to articulate anything resembling a coherent alternative vision—no surprise, given that Democrats are rudderless, leaderless, and increasingly desperate. Her speech was long on empty platitudes like “courage is contagious” and short on substance. She praised Democrats who resist Trump’s agenda, but offered no policies to address inflation, crime waves, or the education crisis her party created.
Senate Democrats, sensing their irrelevance as Republicans drive a bold America First agenda through Congress, have resorted to political theatrics. Senator Tim Kaine is leading a pointless resolution demanding the Trump administration disclose details on deportations to El Salvador. Kaine claims this move is about “curbing executive power,” yet it’s little more than grandstanding to appease their radical base. Democrats had no qualms about unchecked executive power when Biden steamrolled the Constitution with executive orders and lawless mandates. Now they feign outrage when Trump enforces existing immigration law.
Harris’ speech underscores the deep trouble facing Democrats. After losing the White House and both chambers of Congress, their party is in disarray. Polls reveal Harris as a potential candidate for 2028, alongside radicals like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and establishment figures like Gavin Newsom. But Harris carefully avoided hinting at her political future during her remarks—likely because she knows her prospects are dim at best. She struggled mightily as vice president, viewed even by Democrats as ineffective, unpopular, and out of touch.
In contrast, Trump’s first 100 days have brought a renewed commitment to American greatness. Border security is on the mend, our manufacturing base is roaring back to life, and our military is withdrawing from endless foreign entanglements to refocus on defending American interests. Trump’s tariffs, which Harris attacked so vehemently, have leveled the playing field, bringing China to heel and protecting American jobs.
Kamala Harris and her Democrat allies are desperate to rewrite history and shift the blame for the chaos and failure of the Biden years onto Trump. But the American people aren’t buying it. Trump’s decisive actions in office speak louder than Harris’ empty rhetoric. While she panders to California elites, President Trump continues to put America First, delivering on the promises he made to the American people. Harris and the Democrats can complain all they want, but their hollow attacks won’t stop America’s resurgence under Trump’s bold, unapologetic leadership.
