‘Is she drunk?’: Kamala Harris’ viral videos fuel ‘intoxication’ claims at election rallies

Recent videos from Kamala Harris‘ public appearances have sparked controversy, with social media users circulating claims that she was “intoxicated” during her speeches. The clips in question feature Harris at a rally in Prince George’s County, Maryland, where she was joined by President Joe Biden, and another from her visit to Madison, Wisconsin, in March.
In the Maryland clip, Harris is seen introducing President Biden and discussing plans to lower prescription drug prices.The Wisconsin video shows her speaking about the “strength of democracy.” Despite the context, some users have accused her of being an alcoholic, citing these appearances as evidence of her alleged intoxication.

Critics have taken to social media with comments questioning Harris’ sobriety. One user suggested that Harris’ speech patterns were akin to “vodka Pelosi,” while another expressed concern about her ability to perform her duties if she were indeed drinking. One comment dramatically speculated on the implications of a potentially intoxicated Commander-in-Chief.

Defenders of Harris have strongly rebuked these claims, calling them baseless and repetitive. “It’s clear that these attacks are nothing more than tired and unfounded criticisms,” one defender stated. Another commented, “The latest accusations are desperate attempts to undermine her credibility.”
As the 2024 election approaches, these allegations continue to stir debate, with supporters urging focus on policy and performance rather than unsubstantiated personal attacks.