It’s Just Too Hard to Resist.

Kamala in fine form in her latest interview.

Our Vice President has crafted more pearls of prose. Her atelier this time happened to be her own airplane, Air Force 2 and they took the form of an interview with ace, lick-spittle reporter Joy Reid, who asked the VP if she supported regime change in Russia.

Kamala’s first two attempts were masterpieces of not answering.

Part the First.

‘Which is why our policy from the beginning has been about ensuring that there are going to be real costs exacted against Russia in the form of severe sanctions, which are having a real impact and immediate impact, not to mention the longer term impact, which is about saying there is going to be consequence and accountability when you commit the kinds of atrocities that he is committing,’

You’re humble correspondent is speechless with admiration.

Part the Second.

‘I will tell you in sitting down with prime ministers and presidents, often the first thing they would say to me is thank you to the United States and this administration for bringing us together.’

‘Which is ultimately about one of the most important principles we’re fighting for, the importance of sovereignty territorial integrity,’

Still going strong, if not quite showing the same finesse.

Alas, even a stopped clock is right twice a day and the VP, no doubt fatigued by her crushing workload, sadly misfired in her last attempt and hit the bullseye.

Part the Third.

‘Listen, let me be very clear, let me be very clear,” Harris replied. ‘We are not into regime change and that is not our policy. Period.’

Disappointing, to be sure, but even her boss has his rare lapses into clarity and is said to be even more cranially-challenged than Kamala. All in all, a splendid performance

h/t The Twitchy.