Those are the damning words of House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer describing Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris as he revealed his committee’s oversight work of the Biden-Harris administration, telling Fox News Digital that Americans "cannot afford" another term of "incompetence."
Kamala Harris "has been an active participant in the worst administration in U.S. history that has inflicted untold harm on the American people."
Tens of millions of hardworking Americans who have struggled under the disastrous policies of the Biden-Harris administration for more than three and a half years are sick and tired of hearing the radical San Francisco fraud spew that meaningless garbage.
The committee's extensive 72-page report, titled "118th Congress accomplishments," includes its investigation into the Biden Family Business™, the Biden-Harris Border Crisis™, rampant fraud and abuse related to COVID unemployment relief benefits, and the infiltration of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in the U.S. Comer nailed it when he told Fox Digital what the American people want: "We must return to pro-growth, America-first policies to restore prosperity, liberty, and security for the American people."
From the intentional border crisis to the out-of-control cost of groceries to illegal alien gangs taking over apartment complexes and terrorizing their residents to a disastrous foreign policy, it's hard to imagine these clowns doing any worse if they tried.
The Biden-Harris White House previously blasted the committee's investigation, calling it an "evidence-free, politically-motivated" probe.
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