Kamala Harris spent her Sunday morning preaching to a church in West Philadelphia, even breaking out an accent as she paraphrased a quote from the Book of Psalms.
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The Vice President impressed upon the congregation at the Church of Christian Compassion the importance of the upcoming presidential election.
“In just nine days we have the power to decide the fate of our nation for generations to come,” she said.
At one point during her sermon, a heckler broke up the proceedings. But, as opposed to her mockery of Christians last week, saying they were “at the wrong rally,” Harris indicated all voices are now welcome.
“That’s why we fight for our democracy. Every voice is important,” she said, clapping and awaiting the outburst to subside.
Harris urged voters to approach the election as a referendum on character, an odd tactic after spending the past few days portraying her political opponent as on par with Adolf Hitler.
“Here in Pennsylvania, right now each of us has an opportunity to make a difference. Because in this moment we do face a real question. What kind of country to we we want to live in,” she said. “The great thing about living in a democracy is we the people have the choice to answer that question. So let us answer not just with our words, but with our works.”
The undemocratically chosen Democrat nominee pushed her supporters to answer that question with prayer before paraphrasing Psalm 30:5.
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And she couldn’t help but be overcome by the spirit of the moment and break out the preacher’s accent.
“Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning,” she sermonized. “The path may seem hard, the work may seem heavy – But joy cometh in the morning. And church morning is on its way.”
Morning is coming, sure. But mourning will come if this woman wins next Tuesday.
Watching Kamala Harris use a preacher’s accent will only fuel doubts about her authenticity. Mainly because she has none. Not an ounce.
Not only does she use the accent, but she repeats that particular biblical line over and over again.
Here she is at an event in Greenville, North Carolina, preaching to voters at the Koinonia Christian Center. This time, Kamala punctuated the quote with her signature cackle, which, every time one hears it, induces weeping that endures for the night.
Harris, at a recent event held by the New Birth Cathedral in Georgia, almost broke out the creepy whisper of President Joe Biden just prior to sniffing somebody using the line.
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Check out the creepy cadence in this version of her Bible message.
Scripted. All of it. She does not know how to be authentic. To the point where one voter at a Town Hall event with CNN openly admitted people “wonder about the authenticity of your current moderate positions.”
Kamala, meanwhile, is expanding her reel of impersonations, approaching the depth of performance one might expect from Frank Caliendo. When she’s not breaking out the preacher’s accent, she gives the people her best southern twang.
It’s unclear how it happened, but Harris used her southern accent while declaring to a rally crowd in Atlanta over the summer: “You all helped us win in 2020, and we’re gonna do it again in 2024!”
She somehow managed to adopt a Latina accent during an address to the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Leadership Conference last month.
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Kamala’s authenticity comes up time and time again. It’s moments like this that make people question if she’s a real person.
Whether she’s using a French accent to speak to officials in France, or she’s using child actors pretending to be excited about her discussions of space, or she’s plagiarizing Wikipedia and congressional testimony.
Harris makes a cardboard cutout of Biden look less stiff.
Kamala’s new preacher accent is a part of her “souls to the polls” pitch to religious voters. Which is an odd slogan since a vast majority of dead people already vote Democrat.