Kayleigh McEnany Drops Puzzling Read Of Kamala Harris: 'Everyone Needs To Be Prepared'
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The former White House press secretary shared a "mythologized" take on the vice president's ambitions.
Kayleigh McEnany offered a confusing take on Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign as she called on Fox News viewers to prepare for “Kamalot” on Wednesday.
The ex-White House press secretary under former President Donald Trump weighed in on Joe Biden’s primetime address before jumping to Harris slamming the Hur report on the president’s mishandling of classified documents.
“That’s who’s now running for president of the United States... Prepare for Kamala Camelot, prepare for the mythologized age of the Kennedys, the shining administration on the hill, prepare for Kamalot,” said McEnany, who noted that Beyoncé greenlit Harris’ use of her song “Freedom” for her campaign.
“Kamalot is here and everyone needs to be prepared.”
It’s unclear why McEnany referred to Camelot while discussing Harris as the term is often associated with a period of optimism set during President John F. Kennedy’s brief administration.
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