Jesse Walters body-shames Kamala Harris, says VP will end up looking like Walz as she 'eats her feelings'

Jesse Watters suggested that Kamala Harris' emotional eating habits could affect her appearance and, by extension, her performance in office
Jesse Watters was shredded online after he said that Kamala Harris would end up looking like her running mate Tim Walz due to her eating habits (Fox News and Getty images)
Jesse Watters was shredded online after he said that Kamala Harris would end up looking like her running mate Tim Walz due to her eating habits (Fox News and Getty images)

WASHINGTON, DC: In recent political discourse, Jesse Watters’ remarks about Vice President Kamala Harris have stirred significant controversy.

During a heated exchange on Fox News, Watters made a provocative comparison between Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, suggesting that Harris's emotional eating habits could affect her appearance and, by extension, her performance in office.

Jesse Watters shames Kamala Harris for her eating habits

The comment by Jesse Watters came while the Fox News anchor was responding to a question from Jessica Tarlov, who asked him if the current issues Harris' campaign was facing were the largest crisis he had ever seen. Tarlov asked, “Jesse, is this the largest crisis you've ever seen a campaign face?”

WASHINGTON, DC - JULY 14: U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris delivers remarks at the start of a round
Jesse Watters' comments about Kamala Harris' eating habits have stirred controversy (Getty image)

Responding with a controversial analogy, Watters said, “This is like Obama’s tan suit. I don’t even know. We should just pre-impeach.” He then delved into a personal critique of Harris’ eating habits, recounting a personal anecdote Harris shared.

“Jessica, she did explain why she likes Doritos. She said after she found out Trump won in 2016, she sat there with a big family-sized bag of Doritos and ate the whole thing. She obviously eats her feelings, and when she experiences anxiety, she puts a lot of food in her mouth.”



 

Watters further expressed concern about Harris' potential future performance as president. He said, “I’m worried if she’s elected commander-in-chief, she’s going to become so anxious, she’s going to end up looking like Walz.”

Outrage as Jesse Watters indirectly body-shames Kamala Harris

Jesse Watters’ remarks about Kamala Harris "eating her feelings" have sparked outrage on social media.

One social media user wrote, "Watters is such a Temu Tucker Carlson."



 

Another user commented, "Of course, a GOP white man is shaming a woman on her weight."



 

One person replied, "Watters is an ineffective babbling propagandist."



 

Another added, "This guy was picked last in gym class. EVERY TIME."



 

One individual added, "Keep it up, Jesse. Your audience will wind up voting for her and the Murdochs will fire your smug, ignorant a**."



 

One individual remarked, "Yeah, that’s pure projection on Jessie’s part. What a clown!"



 

Another stated, "They got nothing but insults. Lame."



 

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