A flood of negative comments has been caused by the first appearance of the Democratic candidate for the elections in the USA, Kamala Harris, who just a few weeks after losing to Donald Trump shared her message thanking her supporters.
Harris appeared visibly disappointed and depressed on screen, and the 28-second video posted on the 'X' platform by the Democratic National Committee has been criticized for its portrayal of the vice president.
The eyes betray Harris who expresses obvious fatigue and the way he expresses himself is extremely depressed.
"I know it's an uncertain time. I know it well. I know you understand and feel it. I just have to remind you: 'Never let anyone take your power away'. You have the same power you had before November 5th, and you have the same purpose and ability to engage and inspire. Therefore, never let anyone or any circumstance rob you of your strength," Harris says in this first public message.
Continuing her speech, she says: “We're all in this together? We're all in this together before we wish our supporters, 'Happy Thanksgiving.'
"I wish you to be surrounded by the people you love and who love you. I encourage you to be close to your family, whatever that family may be. We are strong, we are the ones who love our country and we have a lot of work to do", she concludes the message.
Vice President @KamalaHarris ' message to supporters. pic.twitter.com/x5xMUGTtkz
— The Democrats (@TheDemocrats) November 26, 2024
Kamala Harris' video message has been viewed over 7.5 million times. In most of the comments, followers on social networks, especially on the platform 'X', give a negative sign to the image of the leader of the Democrats.
They even write that she looks drunk after her loss and that something is clearly wrong.
“Who thought this was a good idea? Who is this for? What is she saying? Again, I will repeat that we are being led by idiots,” asked Tyler Austin Harper, a contributor to The Atlantic.
"Why post a video where she looks so drunk?" asked author Bethany Mandel.
"No other politician who is not hated by his staff would have released such a video," added Dan McLaughlin, a writer at National Review Online.