Kamala Harris calls herself "president," crowd goes wild

America's Vice President Kamala Harris has a bit of a problem speaking clearly and has been criticized for her "word salads" while up on stage that make absolutely no sense.

At a recent event, Kamala Harris made another major mistake during a speaking event.

This time it wasn't aimlessly rambling and talking for minutes while saying absolutely nothing...

It was referring to herself as America's PRESIDENT.

Joe Biden might really be out back in the dumpster of the White House right now. Literally nobody in America even pays attention to the guy since he said he wasn't running again. We know Joe Biden isn't the one making decisions in the White House, and it's probably been that way for quite some time.

While giving a eulogy for the late Representative Sheila Jackson Lee, a Democrat from Texas, Vice President Kamala Harris slipped up.

Harris was talking about how "Jackson Lee introduced legislation to make Juneteenth – the day marking the end of slavery in the US – a federal holiday."

"Which as a US Senator, I was proud to co-sponsor and then as presi–" Harris began saying while taking credit for getting the bill through. She then changed her words.

"As vice president, it was my honor – with the president! With the president," she said to a cheering crowd."

"It was my honor – it was my honor, with our president Joe Biden to stand beside Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee as our president signed her bill into law."

It's hard to tell if this was Kamala Harris taking a shot at Joe Biden, if it was a Freudian slip, or if it was just a typical Kamala Harris speaking mistake that represented nothing at all other than a suboptimal intelligence quotient.

Regardless of which of these categories this slip-up falls into, there's no debating that it was entertaining!

It gave liberals something to cheer about and conservatives something to laugh at.

What more could you ask for?

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