Thaleigha Rampersad

Mainstream pundits melted down Tuesday night into Wednesday morning as Donald Trump cemented his political comeback. They mostly avoided blaming the result on Vice President Kamala Harris, instead accusing American men of "misogyny" and lamenting the influence of "disinformation."

Liberal news pundits in the waning days of the presidential election are blaming what one MSNBC commentator called "subconscious sexism" for black men's declining support for Kamala Harris.

Vice President Kamala Harris ditched her "joyful" "vibes" for darker tones Wednesday during a weakly moderated CNN town hall. The 90-minute affair functioned as a network-sponsored stump speech, albeit with occasional interruptions for questions from "still undecided" voters such as Carol Nackenoff, a political science professor at Swarthmore College who specializes in "women's activism" and is definitely voting for Harris.

Vice President Kamala Harris kept up her habit of dodging hard-hitting questions this week. She had a friendly interview with the hosts of All the Smoke podcast, where she cheerfully informed listeners that her favorite snack is "Doritos," specifically the "nacho, old-school, original" flavor. She also informed their listeners—through her classic cackle—that she and her best friend from childhood used to "go to the clubs in her father's Seville."

President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have claimed for months to be working "around the clock" on a Gaza ceasefire deal that is "close" to happening. Spoiler alert: It's not going to happen because Hamas, the terrorist organization that massacred Israeli civilians on Oct. 7, doesn't want to release their hostages. Despite their […]

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris sat down with the National Association of Black Journalists for a Tuesday panel discussion, during which she struggled to convey her position on the Israel-Hamas war and repeatedly sparred with the friendly moderators.

Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in Pennsylvania on Friday, and was forced to go off script when a reporter asked how she was feeling about her prospects in the pivotal swing state. As is often the case, her answer sounded like it was written by ChatGPT:

ABC News moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis fact checked former president Donald Trump in real time during Tuesday night's debate. When Vice President Kamala Harris made false statements, they kept quiet. Muir pushed back on Trump's claim that crime is "up and through the roof," saying the "FBI says overall violent crime is actually […]

Vice President Kamala Harris will finally sit down for an interview on Thursday. It's with a friendly journalist (Dana Bash) on a friendly network (CNN), it's pre-taped, and her running mate Tim Walz is tagging along for moral support and male supervision.

During her failed 2020 campaign, Kamala Harris repeatedly said that then-president Donald Trump's plan to build a southern border wall was a "vanity project," aimed at distracting the American people from his other policies. Now that she's facing an immigration crisis during her second run for the presidency, Harris says she supports Trump's signature proposal, pledging to sign a recent border security bill and spend hundreds of millions of dollars to build a wall.

Vice President Kamala Harris attempted to answer a question from a reporter on Thursday. Even though it was one of the easiest questions a politician has ever been asked—how do you feel about the good thing (Americans released from Russian prison) that just happened?—Harris absolutely flubbed the response.

Kamala Harris's campaign took a page out of the Biden White House playbook on Friday, issuing an edited transcript that cleaned up a bizarre comment in which Harris lauded Joe Biden as "a president who understands the power of diplomacy and understands the strength that rests in understanding the significance of diplomacy and strengthening alliances."

Vice President Kamala Harris said last week she "will not be silent" amid "images of dead children" in the Middle East. That desire to speak out apparently does not apply to Israeli children. Harris, the Democratic Party's presumptive presidential nominee, is yet to personally comment on the Hezbollah strike that killed 12 Israeli children on Saturday. That strike marked the deadliest single attack on the Jewish state since Hamas's Oct. 7 terror spree.

Thaleigha Rampersad is a video producer with the Washington Free Beacon. Before joining the Free Beacon, she was a senior creative producer with the RNC and production specialist at the Heritage Foundation. Follow her on Twitter @thaleigha_ or contact her at thaleigha@freebeacon.com

Thaleigha Rampersad is a video producer with the Washington Free Beacon. Before joining the Free Beacon, she was a senior creative producer with the RNC and production specialist at the Heritage Foundation. Follow her on Twitter @thaleigha_ or contact her at thaleigha@freebeacon.com

Thaleigha Rampersad is a video producer with the Washington Free Beacon. Before joining the Free Beacon, she was a senior creative producer with the RNC and production specialist at the Heritage Foundation. Follow her on Twitter @thaleigha_ or contact her at thaleigha@freebeacon.com

Thaleigha Rampersad is a video producer with the Washington Free Beacon. Before joining the Free Beacon, she was a senior creative producer with the RNC and production specialist at the Heritage Foundation. Follow her on Twitter @thaleigha_ or contact her at thaleigha@freebeacon.com

President Joe Biden, 81, apparently likes to brag about having “good sex” with his wife, Dr. Jill Biden, Ed.D., but that could just be another sign of the rapidly advancing dementia in his brain.

Thaleigha Rampersad is a video producer with the Washington Free Beacon. Before joining the Free Beacon, she was a senior creative producer with the RNC and production specialist at the Heritage Foundation. Follow her on Twitter @thaleigha_ or contact her at thaleigha@freebeacon.com

Thaleigha Rampersad is a video producer with the Washington Free Beacon. Before joining the Free Beacon, she was a senior creative producer with the RNC and production specialist at the Heritage Foundation. Follow her on Twitter @thaleigha_ or contact her at thaleigha@freebeacon.com