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- DAVID MARCUS: Selfish Kamala Harris pours gasoline on Pittsburgh sandwich shop’s Vance gaffe (foxnews.com)
Harris’ Hypocrisy over Small Business
Vice President Kamala Harris has been accused of hypocrisy after she used a small business for her political gain. Republican vice presidential nominee J.D.
Vance was denied entry to Primanti Bros. sandwich shop, allegedly due to a misunderstanding. Harris, however, had been warmly welcomed at the same restaurant in August.
Harris’ campaign posted a video of her being greeted at Primanti Bros. on social media, implying that Republicans were not welcome at the establishment. This move drew criticism, as it was seen as harming the business’s efforts to maintain a neutral political stance.
Despite the manager admitting to a mistake and confirming Vance was welcome, Harris’ campaign continued to highlight her own experience at the restaurant. This suggests that Harris prioritizes her own political interests over the well-being of small businesses.
Concerns have been raised about Harris’ character, with some questioning her sincerity and empathy. Her actions in the Primanti Bros. incident reinforce these concerns, as she has shown a willingness to use others for her own benefit, even at the expense of a small business.