Recently, Vice President Kamala Harris captured attention online for her clever reaction to hecklers during a Wisconsin rally. As she addressed the critical topic of abortion rights—an essential issue in the upcoming election—some individuals in the audience attempted to shout her down.
While Harris was highlighting the fact that Trump appointed three Supreme Court Justices who played a role in overturning Roe v. Wade, some attendees interrupted by yelling “lies.” Without missing a beat, Harris retorted, “Oh, you guys are at the wrong rally. I think you meant to go to the smaller one down the street.” This remark effectively poked fun at Trump’s well-known fixation on the size of his rallies, earning admiration for Harris’s quick thinking.
However, the narrative didn’t stop there. The hecklers later appeared on Fox News, complaining about their treatment. Luke Polaske and Grant Beth, both identifying as Christians, voiced their beliefs by shouting “Christ is king” and “Jesus is lord” when Harris mentioned abortion, expressing their surprise at the negative reception they received.
Polaske, who told Fox that “abortion is the sacrament of Satan,” claimed that he and Beth were “pushed and shoved.” He also alleged that as he attempted to hold up a cross from around his neck, Harris gave him an “evil smirk.” Really? Interestingly, Fox didn’t challenge the “evil” characterization.
When it was his turn, Beth stated, “I was pushed by an elderly woman. We were heckled at. We were cursed at. We were mocked.” To that, I can only pose two questions: One, did you expect a warm welcome after protesting women’s rights at a rally focused on those very issues? And two, have you thought about what might have occurred if a woman had heckled Trump while he spoke about abortion? In such a scenario, she would likely have faced serious consequences. In contrast, Polaske and Beth left the rally unscathed.
Moreover, Polaske and Beth failed to clarify why they yelled “lies, lies” —a clear moment caught on video—given that Harris was indeed speaking the truth: Donald Trump specifically chose three of the Supreme Court Justices who are responsible for the current state of abortion rights. This fact is undeniable.
Beth went as far as to liken himself to Jesus’s disciples, claiming, “Jesus was mocked. His disciples faced mockery too. And that’s perfectly fine. We did God’s work. You know, I strive to be cordial regardless of differing beliefs. But I genuinely feel that we were sent there by God.”
Perhaps! But have you considered that maybe God sent Kamala Harris to make you look foolish in front of a global audience? Oops.
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