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The silicon touch: Kamala Harris's curious adventure in Michigan

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Told: 'Do not touch it.' During a recent visit to Hemlock Semiconductors in Saginaw, Michigan, Vice

[Logo]( [Kamala Factory Visit Goes Upside Down - Straight Out of Veep] [Kamala Factory Visit Goes Upside Down - Straight Out of Veep]( Told: 'Do not touch it.' During a recent visit to Hemlock Semiconductors in Saginaw, Michigan, Vice President Kamala Harris found herself the subject of some widespread criticism that many likened to moments straight out of the satirical political show Veep. Touring a polysilicon facility and handling unfamiliar equipment, her actions left onlookers wondering about her grasp of the situation at hand. At one point, Harris hovered over what was called a "harvested U-rod" - a metalloid silicon rod that the facility employee described as sharp. She asked, "Can I touch it?" and was swiftly advised against it. The Vice President of the United States, ladies and gentlemen. Kamala at a semiconductor plant: "Can I touch it?" Worker: "Do not touch it... Please do not touch any of the poly - it is very sharp." Kamala: "And shiny! This is straight out of Veep. [pic.twitter.com/af9rjje3OE]( - Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) [October 28, 2024]( [Harris's response showed a sense of uncertainty]( that didn't exactly instill confidence. "I'm glad I asked," she replied, backing away from the equipment. But the incident didn't end there. She was later warned not to touch another display of silicon crystal chunks, acknowledging they were both "very sharp" and "shiny" without venturing too close. The scene struck many as humorously reminiscent of Veep, with the VP's remarks appearing to others as amusingly out of touch with the technical setting. Wwwoooooo! Shiny! [( - Jim Thompson (@JimmySportToons) [October 28, 2024]( In another moment that raised eyebrows, Harris stumbled over terminology, saying "Polysilicone? Polysilicon. I'm sorry, that wasn't right, right?" followed by her trademark laugh, suggesting that perhaps the details of the tour hadn't fully landed. For some, her apparent struggle to articulate the subject matter only fed growing doubts about her grasp on complex topics. Comparisons between Harris and the current president are often made, but critics suggest she brings a different level of challenge to the administration. Apparently both [@SecondGentleman]( and [@KamalaHarris]( can't keep their hands off of things they shouldn't touch. [( - IT Guy (@ITGuy1959) [October 28, 2024]( If Harris were called upon to address even more complex issues, such as military strategy or high-stakes international negotiations, one has to wonder how well she might manage. Many still recall her dismissive response to not visiting the border, quipping, "And I've never been to Europe." Such statements, in the eyes of critics, paint a picture of a leader who appears to struggle with both optics and accountability. It's simply not possible for Kamala not to be cringe [pic.twitter.com/8en46WSsEc]( - Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) [October 28, 2024]( Meanwhile, polls indicate that former President Donald Trump is holding a lead in key battleground states, with RealClear Politics reporting a 0.9% edge for him. In Michigan, where Harris's tour took place, Trump leads by 0.1%, while he holds a slight 0.2% advantage in the national popular vote average. [All Heck Breaks Loose At Major US Paper After Kamala Decision] [All Heck Breaks Loose At Major US Paper After Kamala Decision]( Wow! Didn't see this coming. [Trump Drops A New Tax Credit, No Wonder The Left Is Fuming] [Trump Drops A New Tax Credit, No Wonder The Left Is Fuming]( Dems jaws drop. [Dr. Phil Has Special Message for Trump Supporters] [Dr. Phil Has Special Message for Trump Supporters]( Holy smokes. [Scarborough Panic: Demands Harris Do A 180 On Policy] [Scarborough Panic: Demands Harris Do A 180 On Policy]( The guy had a panic attack. [Kamala Admits Key Trump Policy Is 'A Good Idea'] [Kamala Admits Key Trump Policy Is 'A Good Idea']( She just cut another ad for Trump. You are receiving this email because you opted in to Civil Deadline daily newsletter. Copyright 2024. Civil Deadline. All rights reserved. 30 N. Gould St, Suite 6911, Sheridan, WY 82801 [UNSUBSCRIBE]( | [VIEW IN BROWSER]( | [PRIVACY POLICY](

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