Jesse Watters trolled for claiming Kamala Harris' 'honeymoon phase' has been nothing but fighting

Jesse Watters previously stated that Vice President Kamala Harris is not fit to serve as the president of the United States
Jesse Watters claimed Vice President Kamala Harris' 'honeymoon phase' has been nothing but fighting and that Democrats are now crashing from their sugar high (Fox News, Getty Images)
Jesse Watters claimed Vice President Kamala Harris' 'honeymoon phase' has been nothing but fighting and that Democrats are now crashing from their sugar high (Fox News, Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: On his ‘Jesse Watters Primetime’ show, Jesse Watters argued that Kamala Harris' initial popularity, which he described as the “honeymoon phase” has been nothing but fighting, and Democrats are now experiencing a decline after experiencing a surge of support, according to Fox News.

Previously, the 46-year-old conservative political commentator stated that Vice President Kamala Harris is not fit to serve as the President of the United States, characterizing her as "an average woman" and a "girl’s girl."


 
 
 
 
 
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Additionally, Watters strongly criticized Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden, blaming their policies for the current economic instability and rising concerns about a potential recession.

What did Jesse Watters say about Kamala Harris on Thursday?

“You never want to kick your honeymoon off with a fight,” Jesse Watters remarked. “And Democrats have been trying to put on a smile and pretend like it's happy days with Kamala. But after three weeks with her, they're losing it.”

Watters even took aim at California Democrat Nancy Pelosi for directing the “coup” against President Joe Biden, prompting him to step away from his reelection bid.



 

“Behind the scenes, it's infighting, backstabbing like we've never seen before,” he claimed. “The orchestrator of the Biden ‘coup’, Nancy Pelosi, can't stop trash-talking her ex. Nancy's guilty conscience is starting to kick in, and she's losing sleep over it.”

“This was supposed to be the honeymoon phase, but the entire honeymoon has been nothing but fighting. Not a good start,” Watters said.


 
 
 
 
 
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“They thought they could get rid of Biden by sticking a knife in his back. But Biden played his cards right by anointing Kamala. Now, Democrats in the media have to carry Kamala's water. And after doing it for Biden for four years, Democrats in the media are already running out of gas,” the Fox News host claimed.

“CNN confronted the ‘coup’ master, asking, so where is Kamala? Swapping Biden now for Kamala was plan B. It's already flaming out. The media is asking Biden if he'll give up power when Trump wins. You think Democrats are going to go down that easily? It's not how they roll. They play dirty, and they always have something up their sleeve,” he remarked.

Jesse Watters slammed for claiming Harris' 'honeymoon phase' has been nothing but fighting 

Netizens shared their reactions, thoughts, and opinions after the 46-year-old Fox News host claimed on 'Jesse Watters Primetime' that Democrats are now crashing from the "Kamala Harris sugar high."

One X user asserted, "Just to be clear, we the people like our presidential candidates to not be convicted of 34 felonies and not be guilty of sexual abuse. Go ask you Mom, your sister or your Aunt about that last one smh Jesse Waters are you Ok?" [sic]



 

Another user said, "Cat boy @JesseBWatters stop feeding fake news to the American people."



 

A user wrote, "Jesse is getting nervous."



 

One user claimed, "Jesse may be as afraid of her as Trump is."



 

Another X user quipped, "Jesse wouldn't want to burst his theory by comparing the Harris charged rally versus the Trump dumpster fire in front of a sparse crowd tonight." [sic]



 

Another user remarked, "I mean... A fight that Democrats are currently winning if you keep score with polls, fundraising, or enthusiasm."



 

Finally, this user tweeted, "Fake Fox News and its pathetic so called journalists." [sic]



 

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