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  • POLLING — 78% of respondents say they didn't hear the question
  • WEATHER — Local forecaster admits he's "just guessing now"
  • SPORTS — Coach reportedly "very pleased" with the loss
  • OBITUARY — Local nap, age 22 minutes, peacefully
  • BREAKING — Man in cargo shorts asks where the coffee is
  • MARKETS — Mood "cautiously optimistic," same as yesterday
  • POLLING — 78% of respondents say they didn't hear the question
  • WEATHER — Local forecaster admits he's "just guessing now"
  • SPORTS — Coach reportedly "very pleased" with the loss
  • OBITUARY — Local nap, age 22 minutes, peacefully
  • BREAKING — Man in cargo shorts asks where the coffee is
  • MARKETS — Mood "cautiously optimistic," same as yesterday
NewsPolitical humor

Julia Child Recipe for a Kamala Harris Word Salad: No IQ Required

Bonjour, mes amis! Today, we are not making coq au vin or boeuf bourguignon. Non, non! Today, we prepare something much lighter, fluffier, and just a bit harder to explain—a Kamala Harris Word Salad. It is packed with ju...

Julia Child Recipe for a Kamala Harris Word Salad: No IQ Required
FILE PHOTOJulia Child Recipe for a Kamala Harris Word Salad: No IQ Required. (The NOAH Post / Stock)

Bonjour, mes amis! Today, we are not making coq au vin or boeuf bourguignon. Non, non! Today, we prepare something much lighter, fluffier, and just a bit harder to explain—a Kamala Harris Word Salad. It is packed with just enough circular phrasing to leave your dinner guests nodding politely while wondering exactly what was said. As Julia might say: “If you can’t explain it, stir it!”Ingredients

  • 2 cups of meaningless buzzwords (opportunity, equity, progress, transformation)
  • 1 cup of policy ideas, chopped into very small, hard-to-identify pieces
  • ½ cup of adjectives searching for a noun
  • A generous handful of phrases like “the significance of what can be is significant.”
  • 3 tablespoons of “woking together.”
  • 1 sprinkle of pith
  • 1 helping of progressive anecdotes
  • Nonsense phrases for garnish
  • Directions

    1. Begin with a large mixing bowl and toss in several promising-sounding ideas.

    2. Add hopeful language and stir vigorously until everything almost makes sense.

    3. Sprinkle in a story from childhood or the middle class, whether or not it clearly connects.

    4. Fold in repeated phrases for rhythm and emphasis. (“What can be, unburdened by what has been” works nicely.)

    5. Continue stirring until listeners become unsure whether you answered the question—but somehow still feel optimistic.

    6. Garnish generously with confidence and a warm laugh.

    7. Serve immediately at a town hall, press conference, or interview.

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