Bill Maher quips Republicans ‘lost their mojo’ after Kamala Harris entered presidential race

Bill Maher praised the Democrats' transition from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris as the 2024 nominee
Bill Maher humorously suggests that Republicans are disheartened after Kamala Harris became the Democratic nominee (Real Time/YouTube, Getty Images)
Bill Maher humorously suggests that Republicans are disheartened after Kamala Harris became the Democratic nominee (Real Time/YouTube, Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Bill Maher resumed his 'Real Time With Bill Maher' show this Friday, August 23, after the annual summer break, launching into a monologue that tackled the wild political happenings that transpired during his one-month absence.

His analysis covered various topics, offering insights into the major changes and debates that have influenced the current political dialogue.

Bill Maher praises transition from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris

Bill Maher particularly praised the Democrats for their handling of the transition from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris as the 2024 nominee, jokingly commenting, “What can happen in a month? I mean, a month ago, the Democrats were so resigned to going into battle with the skeletal remains of Joe Biden."

"And now, you know, they’re ecstatic because they have this youngish, hottish — it’s like a rom-com: ‘You were there all along. We just didn’t see.’”



 

He also observed the impact of Harris' lead in the polls on her opponent, Donald Trump, “I mean, Trump has been petty and vindictive, lying and whining. So, no change.”

“One month ago. It was just a month ago,” Maher continued. “Our last show, Joe Biden was saying ‘the Lord Almighty’ would have to tell him to step down. And then the Lord Almighty knocked on the door and said, ‘Joe, it’s me: Nancy Pelosi.’”

Bill Maher ripped Harvard students for saying they 'hold the Israeli regime entirely responsible for all unfolding violence' (Real Time with Bill Maher/YouTube)
Bill Maher praised Democrats for getting Joe Biden to drop out of the race and bringing in Kamala Harris (Real Time with Bill Maher/YouTube)

Maher gave Democrats credit for accomplishing "what they never do."

"They immediately got into order. They came together. Joe out, Kam in," he said.

Maher adding that selecting Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as Harris' running mate was a good decision due to his appeal to "red state White guys".

“It’s like coaxing a cat that’s under the car, you know — like, ‘Come on out. It’s OK. I’ve got an old White guy with me'," Maher joked.

Bill Maher jokes about rumors of Beyonce performing at DNC

Bill Maher also talked about the Democratic National Convention that concluded recently. He joked, “The message was, we’re a normal political party. We’re not great. We’re a Corolla. Not great."

Maher spoke about the widespread rumors circulated—and some media outlets even claimed confirmation from sources—that Beyonce would make an appearance before Kamala Harris' acceptance speech on the final night of the DNC on August 22, The Wrap reported.

However, this did not happen and the origins of the rumors remain unclear.

@beyonce/Instagram
Beyonce was rumored to perform at the DNC on the final night but this did not happen (@beyonce/Instagram)

However, Maher remained optimistic, observing how, “the difference between the Democrats and the Republicans is that Democrats were disappointed when Beyonce didn’t show up, and the Republicans were disappointed when Hulk Hogan did.”

He added, “I’m sorry, Republicans — a month ago, you had it in the bag. Now you’ve lost your mojo. I mean, today, JD Vance’s couch said, ‘Not tonight.’”

Internet slams Bill Maher's humorous take on political events

Many social media users did not find Bill Maher's monologue humorous.

A user wrote, "Ah another unfunny joke from bill. Dude what happened to you, you were actually quite funny 20years ago."



 

Another added, "Jokes starting to fall flat."



 

The third commentator remarked, "Sad he decides to use this material at this point."



 

"Sometimes it seems like you can see through the dog of propaganda, Bill. Other times, like this, I just feel sorry for you. Take off the blinders," one said.



 

A person wrote, "I think even Bill Maher regrets that monologue. Gross."



 

Other chimed in, "Now. Chuckle, and say that's totally been debunked That's beneath you Bill."



 

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