Harris botches Pledge of Allegiance on Senate’s opening day

Kamala Harris flubs Pledge of Allegiance in final act of public humiliation

The embarrassing flub marked a rough start to the new year for Harris who will be unemployed in several weeks. By Andrew Stiles, The Washington Free Beacon Vice President Kamala Harris botched the Pledge of Allegiance on Friday while opening the U.S. Senate for members of the incoming 119th Congress. “I pledge allegiance to the United States—of the United States of America,” Harris said, correcting herself upon hearing the assembled crowd of law…

Kamala Harris Draws Criticism for Awkward Senate Swearing-In Moments

Vice President Kamala Harris faced renewed criticism during a recent Senate swearing-in session, a key duty before she exits her role in the Biden administration. While the event is typically formal and respectful, Harris’s performance included several moments that sparked backlash, including an apparent stumble over the Pledge of Allegiance and a sharp remark directed […] The post Kamala Harris Draws Criticism for Awkward Senate Swearing-In Mom…

Grok Shot: Kamala Forgets* the Pledge of Allegiance

Here’s a quick (bonus!) finger-the-eye sort of post. Comma-Lah seems to have forgotten the pledge of allegiance (*assuming she ever knew it, of course). Grok Shot: Kamala Forgets* the Pledge of Allegiance Source

Kamala Harris gets slammed on X after messing up the Pledge of Allegiance

Before the swearing in began, Harris led the senators in the pledge stating “I pledge allegiance to the United States of America."

Kamala Harris botches Pledge of Allegiance after nearly becoming president * WorldNetDaily * by Harold Hutchison, Daily Caller News Foundation

Still holds constitutional role as president of the Senate. During her tenure as vice president, Harris has given a number of answers that have been described as 'word salads'

Watch Kamala Botch Pledge of Allegiance - Todd Starnes

Vice President Kamala Harris botched the Pledge of Allegiance during a ceremony in the U.S. Senate. How is that possible? […]