LOL: DNC Cancels Kamala Fundraiser Over Low Ticket Sales

Things aren’t going well for Vice President Kamala Harris. Her polling numbers are abysmal (even lower than Sleepy Joe’s), her gaffes and sophomoric platitudes persist without any sign of abating, and she can’t even do the one job to which she was assigned (she’s the Border Czar, remember? How’s that going?)

And now she can’t sell enough tickets for people to come to see…her!

The Democrat National Committee’s (DNC) Woman’s Leadership Forum fundraiser featuring VP Harris had to be canceled last month due to poor ticket sales. While the event is traditionally held in the fall, the DNC decided to move up the fundraiser to the spring, thinking that after two years of virtual events due to the pandemic, there had to be pent-up demand to see the VP.

Wrong.

At the last minute, fundraiser organizers canceled the event and announced it would be rescheduled for after the summer. Ticket prices are said to range from $250 to $50,000, according to a report quoted by Breitbart.

Ever the spin doctors, a spokesperson for the DNC, Daniel Wessel, is unconcerned, at least publicly, and is on record claiming Kamala Harris is a huge draw for events but did not give a reason why the event was rescheduled.

But the numbers don’t lie. Breitbart reports that a Trafalgar Group poll has Harris at a 28 percent approval rating and a 62 percent disapproval rating. In the same poll, Biden’s approval rating is 33 percent with 56 percent disapproving.

Harris’ polling numbers may be due to the public’s distrust in her abilities to effectively assume the role of someone who is a heartbeat away from the Presidency. She has proven herself to be ill-equipped to handle the pressures of the role of VP and has consistently made poor decisions both verbally and professionally.

In an interview with NBC’s Lester Holt last year, Harris, the newly minted Border Czar, was asked why she hadn’t visited the border in order to better understand what border communities had been experiencing, and how best to stop the mass invasion of people crossing it.

“You haven’t been to the border?” Lester Holt asked.

“And I haven’t been to Europe,” Harris said laughing. “And I mean, I don’t understand the point that you’re making. I’m not discounting the importance of the border.”