Vice President Kamala Harris' recent comment on transportation accessibility has ignited a wave of online mockery. During a roundtable discussion with Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and disability rights advocates, Harris stated that transportation is "fundamentally about just making sure that people have the ability to get where they need to go."
This seemingly self-evident observation drew considerable sarcasm from conservatives on Twitter, with some questioning the Vice President's public speaking abilities and others offering satirical praise for her "insightful" commentary.
Townhall columnist Derek Hunter questioned whether the Biden administration was intentionally making Harris appear less intelligent than President Biden. Republican communicator Steve Guest expressed disbelief at Harris' words, while Chad Gilmartin, deputy spokesman for Speaker Kevin McCarthy, responded with a sarcastic query about the nature of transportation.
Others joined in the mockery, with commentators like Tomi Lahren, the Lone Conservative organization, radio host Julie Gunlock, and Fox News columnist Liz Peek all offering ironic applause for Harris' statement. Fox News Digital associate editor Alexander Hall reported on the online reaction.
