Vice President Kamala Harris suggested that the victims of the Southern California fires be patient in a statement that has since gone viral for the wrong reasons. Over 88,000 Californians remain under evacuation orders, largely in the Los Angeles area, as of Wednesday after multiple fires burned 40,000 acres. 

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Kamala Harris faces backlash after confusing ’word salad’ on Los Angeles wildfires

Kamala Harris is being dragged online for yet another word salad. During a White House briefing on Monday, the vice president urged Los Angeles residents to be patient as first responders continue to fight the relentless infernos. However, the advice did not sit well with netizens, who pointed out her unnecessary use of far too many words than what was required.



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‘Classic Kamala’: Harris slammed for ‘tone-deaf’ word salad advice to LA residents as wildfires rage on

Vice President Kamala Harris served up some of her trademark “word salad” Monday during a White House briefing on the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.

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Kamala Harris roasted for ‘word salad’ advice to LA fire victims as lame-duck VP winds down term: ‘Classic Kamala’

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Kamala Harris mocked online for word salad attempt to advise fire victims

Vice President Kamala Harris sparked social media backlash after delivering a confusing statement during a White House briefing on the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires. While addressing the devastation caused by the fires, Harris urged residents to remain patient despite the widespread damage.



Kamala Harris's recent remarks to California wildfire victims have ignited controversy, prompting reflections on leadership and communication in crisis. Join Elijah Schaffer as he analyzes this and other significant stories of the week.

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She Said WHAT?! Kamala Delivers WORD SALAD to LA Fire Victims | Elijah Schaffer’s Top 5

KAMALA Harris has been widely criticized after she appeared to give another one of her trademark word salads to Americans impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires. The blazes have ravaged the city over the past week, killing 25 people, torching more than 40,000 acres of land, and destroying over 12,000 buildings. Kamala Harris has been blasted for giving rambling remarks to victims of the LA firesSplash The Palisades fire has torched more than 20,0…

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Harris slammed as she gives cringe word salad to LA fire victims

President Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and White House officials gave a briefing on the federal response to the Los Angeles wildfires.

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'Disgraceful': Kamala Harris Ridiculed for Telling Los Angeles Fire Victims to 'Be Patient' in 'Word Salad' Briefing

Apu Gomes/Getty Images (LOS ANGELES) — At least 25 people have died as multiple wildfires, fueled by severe drought conditions and strong winds, rage across the Los Angeles area. Thousands of firefighters are battling wildfires across 45 square miles of densely populated Los Angeles County. About 82,000 people remain under mandatory evacuation orders and another 90,000 are under evacuation warnings. Tune into “Good Morning America” on Friday, Ja…

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The Los Angeles Pacific Palisades wildfire has become the most devastating in the state’s history. It’s blown through thousands of acres of structures and now has a death toll of over 25 people. Despite these catastrophic numbers and the level of seriousness that everyone is operating under, it seems that our government officials don’t see it that way. During a briefing at the White House concerning the federal response to the wildfires, Vice Pr…

Kamala Harris criticized for unclear remarks while advising fire victims

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