WATCH: Ben Shapiro Slams Obama, Says Kamala’s Campaign is Desperate

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(VINnews) — Orthodox Jewish podcast host Ben Shapiro appeared on the Brian Kilmeade radio show. He discussed the recent remarks by President Barack Obama, criticizing President Trump while campaigning for Kamala Harris.

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Shapiro said that the appearance of Obama is an act of desperation. He said that Obama’s appeal and likeability is not transferrable to other candidates, it did not work for Hillary Clinton and it caused Democrats to lose control of Congress.

Shapiro said that dragging out Obama does not help Kamala, his charisma does not help her, it just makes people long for Obama and not Kamala.

Shapiro also said the “vote for a black woman” pitch is not effective.

Shapiro also pointed out that Obama is taking credit for Trump’s strong economy, and by that logic, how does Biden-Harris take credit for what they claim is a strong economy right now? Shouldn’t that be to Trump’s credit?

Shapiro reiterated that the Harris-Walz campaign is floundering and they are making bizarre moves out of desperation.

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Ari
Ari
25 days ago

Polls still show Harris maintaining a consistent lead, even scoring above 50% in some polls. This should be a major, major concern among Republicans, yet no one is raising the alarm. We’re just peacefully marching towards the election, comforting ourselves with these claims of “Dems are desperate” from Shapiro and other conservative outlets. Hopefully Trump will pull this out, but it should surprise no one if he does not.

Robert Goldman
Robert Goldman
25 days ago

Sea sponge’s are smarter then Cackles McKneepads. And Obama isn’t staying in Washington DC after he left the Whitehouse for nothing.. he still thinks he’s the boss

Benny
Benny
25 days ago

Trump is ahead nationally and all swing states