Kamala slammed over staged hurricane recovery photo with unplugged headphones, 'blank' paper kind of a metaphor for how this entire Biden/Harris 3rd Obama POTUS past 4 years have been. A bunch of staged lies aimed to fool our optics and make us think they care when they only care about staying in power, fooling the public, and staging photo ops to prop themselves up while they keep hurting the American people, and in turn the world because a weaken America is bad for the world as it leads to more WAR, more global instability and more poor people suffering... This is what these radicals want. They want global power, and in turn keep their Matrix of tyranny open to feeding their machine and keep it going and this picture in a small way is a great metaphor for just how fake these people all are. IF you keep voting for this once it gets much worse you have nobody to blame but yourself.
How are you making calls when your headphones aren't even plugged into your phone? https://t.co/klM1o1kiKP
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) September 30, 2024
"Doug and my thoughts are with all those who lost loved ones and those whose homes, businesses, and communities were damaged or destroyed during this disaster." Harris has been criticized for engaging in photo ops signifying work without actually doing the work. Over the weekend, she went to the Arizona border and met with Border Control, but the event was more about the photos than the meeting—at least according to Border Control. Libs of TikTok pointed out that before Harris was simply "blank paper" and that her headphones were "not plugged in," concluding "everything about Kamala is fake." "The paper is blank and the wired headphones aren’t even plugged into her phone," Greg Price said. "If you’re going to pretend you’re not AWOL as NC is under water, at least put some effort into it."
Stephen Miller noted, "She's wearing an ear phone that is not attached to phone on the desk." The Federalist's Sean Davis noted aptly that "The paper is blank, the headphones aren’t even plugged in, this was staged several days after the hurricane, and instead of actually doing anything to help anyone, she’s tweeting." The Trump campaign had fun with the photo as well, asking "How are you making calls when your headphones aren't even plugged into your phone?" When President Joe Biden delivered remarks on the hurricane on Monday morning, he said it was a "historic, history-making storm" that spanned 10 states and "devastated" communities. "We're keeping them all in our prayers," he said. He assured reporters that he would visit the areas when it was useful to do so and to "get all the help needed" to the affected areas.
FEMA head Criswell, Biden said, "is on the ground now" and will be staying in Asheville, NC. He said that "every available resource" would be provided and that "over 3,600 personnel" have been deployed. An emergency declaration was issued as well across several states. When asked why he wasn't in Washington, DC, dealing with the issues the storm had caused, Biden said "I was commanding. I was on the phone for at least two hours yesterday, and the day before as well. I command. It's called a telephone."
Stephen Miller noted, "She's wearing an ear phone that is not attached to phone on the desk." The Federalist's Sean Davis noted aptly that "The paper is blank, the headphones aren’t even plugged in, this was staged several days after the hurricane, and instead of actually doing anything to help anyone, she’s tweeting." The Trump campaign had fun with the photo as well, asking "How are you making calls when your headphones aren't even plugged into your phone?" When President Joe Biden delivered remarks on the hurricane on Monday morning, he said it was a "historic, history-making storm" that spanned 10 states and "devastated" communities. "We're keeping them all in our prayers," he said. He assured reporters that he would visit the areas when it was useful to do so and to "get all the help needed" to the affected areas.
Biden delivers remarks on the response efforts to Hurricane Helene pic.twitter.com/4ZeDw4DKcO
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) September 30, 2024
