Fox News host Sean Hannity criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris' radical policies, calling her a "far-left, radical Marxist" whose beliefs are "out-of-touch with the mainstream."
Fox News host Sean Hannity has denounced Vice President Kamala Harris' far-left policies, labeling her a "radical Marxist" whose beliefs are disconnected from the mainstream.
"Kamala Harris is not your typical Democrat," Hannity said on his show, "Hannity." "She is a far-left, radical Marxist whose beliefs, you know, are absolutely out-of-touch with the mainstream. They are extreme, radical, and frankly, if ever implemented, dangerous."
Kamala Harris' Extreme Policies Out of Touch with Majority
Hannity pointed to Harris' selection of California Senator Kamala Harris as her running mate, whom he described as a "very weird, China-obsessed, left-wing nut job."
"Now, maybe this is why she 'avoids getting too detailed when she battles Trump,'" Hannity said, quoting a report from The Hill. "Or why she has done zero press conferences, no town halls since her coronation, or why she almost hardly ever sits down with reporters."
Hannity contrasted Harris' communication style with that of former President Donald Trump, who faced criticism for his frequent use of social media and impromptu press conferences.
"Joe Biden, he had to hide in his basement and, you know, hang out at the beach," Hannity said. "He was exhausted. He had a reason at least. He was suffering from significant cognitive decline, and he was very old, and by the way, he took more questions in the last two months of his failed campaign than Kamala Harris has taken during her entire run for president."
Hannity questioned Harris' ability to confront foreign leaders such as President Xi Jinping of China, Vladimir Putin of Russia, and Kim Jong-un of North Korea if she is unwilling to engage with reporters.
"If Kamala is unable, unwilling to even talk to the Democratic cheerleaders in the state-run media mob, how on earth would she ever be able to confront President Xi, Vladimir Putin, the mullahs of Iran, Kim Jong Un?" Hannity said.
Hannity's criticism of Harris reflects a broader conservative critique of her policies, which they view as too progressive and out of step with moderate voters.
Harris has defended her policies, arguing that they are necessary to address the challenges facing the country. However, her positions have drawn criticism from both the left and the right, with some Democrats arguing that she is not progressive enough and some Republicans claiming that she is too radical.
The debate over Harris' policies is likely to continue as she remains a prominent figure in the Democratic Party and a potential contender for the presidency in 2024.
