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Not only does Kamala have difficulty putting together the most basic sentences but she’s also terribly insecure, which is probably why she breaks out in hysterical laughter the moment someone looks at her. Nonetheless, these are not the qualities one typically sees from someone trying to become the most powerful in the world.

One Philly voter told MSNBC that she does not "think Kamala has what it takes to go up against Putin" and that she wants her "president to feel secure." And given that Kamala is deeply insecure, this makes her skeptical to support the candidate no one voted for.

LOL. Firstly, I love how she threw in that she was “not a Feminist,” as it’s incredibly annoying that the media claims her gender, whatever that even is, makes her qualified to become the leader of the free world.

Secondly, there is no way Kamala can negotiate with Putin, Hamas, or other hostile people/entities.

Thirdly, I appreciate how the other voter claimed Kamala does not understand their struggles, as it proves that just because someone claims to “grow up in the middle class” that does not actually change one's past.

And the best part was when one of them called out Kamala for claiming to fix the mess she created, while not fixing anything right now.

Also, before the media pretended Kamala was better than Wonder Bread, the only time people really heard of her was either for locking up parents for truancy or holding ‘people of color’ in jail longer than their prison sentences to use them as cheap labor.

“I don’t understand how this person claims to be a Black woman yet she locked up Black women and men and separated families,” one voter said, while another voter added that everyone knows “she is not Black.”

To sum it up, the main point across the panel was that Kamala is the de facto president and has done nothing but make them worse off, while only assuming her alleged Black identity to climb the political ladder. And I don’t know about you, but this is not what I would say about someone who “has what it takes.”

MSNBC really outdid themselves with this one, as no one could have said it better than the people on this panel.

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