The exaggerated facial expressions displayed by Kamala Harris during the recent presidential debate left many viewers both puzzled and amused as she attempted to upstage former President Donald Trump in split-screen coverage. Now, former Democratic Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard has revealed that Kamala received acting lessons prior to the debate, with coaching provided by Hollywood advisers.
During a Fox News interview before Tuesday’s debate, Gabbard stated that Harris was taking extreme acting lessons, locked away in a hotel room, with the goal of “acting her way through this election.” According to Gabbard, Kamala is working closely with Hollywood professionals who hope that their friends at ABC and other mainstream media outlets declare her the winner. However, Gabbard is confident that American voters will not be fooled by such tactics.
Since endorsing Trump, Tulsi Gabbard has been serving as an advisor to his campaign. During Tuesday’s debate, Kamala Harris made a series of exaggerated facial expressions while Donald Trump was speaking, prompting widespread mockery on social media. Up in the Air” author Walter Kirn noted that Kamala’s relentless facial emoting felt like a blatant attempt to manipulate voters into reacting a certain way.
Kamala Harris has become a favorite among left-wing Hollywood elites, who have aggressively pushed her candidacy after they abruptly abandoned Joe Biden just a few months prior. One such Hollywood insider receiving particular scrutiny is Disney executive Dana Walden, who oversees ABC News and is a close personal friend of Kamala Harris.
Walden’s conflicts of interest are multifaceted. Not only has she made numerous donations to Kamala’s various political campaigns, but Walden remains close friends with both Kamala Harris and her husband, entertainment lawyer Doug Emhoff. In fact, during a 2022 fundraiser, Kamala once credited Dana Walden and her husband, Matt, for her marriage.
As the election season progresses, it remains to be seen how these connections and tactics will impact Kamala Harris’ campaign and overall public perception of her candidacy.