Kamala Harris Absent from Campaign Trail, Sparking Criticism from Jesse Watters

Vice President Kamala Harris has faced criticism for her recent absence from the campaign trail, a topic highlighted by Fox News host Jesse Watters on his show “Jesse Watters Primetime.” With just two weeks until the presidential election, Harris took a day off from campaigning, participating in no public events and only conducting two pre-recorded interviews.

Watters pointed out the contrast between Harris’s current activities and her usual engagement with voters. He noted that Harris did not interact with any voters on the day in question, instead staying in Washington, D.C. This absence has raised questions and concerns among the media and the public.

Watters also criticized Harris’s recent interviews, suggesting that she may not have been adequately prepared. He referenced a previous interview with Bret Baier, implying that her performance was not strong. Additionally, Watters questioned Harris’s statements on various issues, including her views on the American Dream and her alignment with President Biden’s policies.

The Fox News host further speculated about the reasons behind Harris’s break from campaigning, suggesting it could be due to her needing “beauty rest” or preparing for interviews. He also criticized her for calling President Trump “exhausted” while taking a day off herself.