Kimberly Guilfoyle slams Kamala Harris as 'DEI person', claims 'everything's been handed to her'

Kamala Harris has dedicated 20 years to government service in various roles, including prosecutor, attorney general, US Senator, and Vice President
Kimberly Guilfoyle slammed Vice President Kamala Harris in a Rumble livestream on Thursday evening (Getty Images)
Kimberly Guilfoyle slammed Vice President Kamala Harris in a Rumble livestream on Thursday evening (Getty Images)

JUPITER, FLORIDA: On Thursday, August 1, Donald Trump Jr's fiancee, Kimberly Guilfoyle, criticized Vice President Kamala Harris in a livestream on Rumble, questioning her qualifications and suggesting that her race played a role in her career advancement, according to RawStory.

The former Fox News host responded to a viewer's question, "What happened to democracy? No one voted for Kamala Harris."

What did Kimberly Guilfoyle say about Kamala Harris on her Rumble livestream?

Kimberly Guilfoyle said, "Yeah, no one voted for her, they handed and anointed her at the primary, which is very customary for her career. That's what she's done. Everything's been handed to her, it's a total layup. She hasn't earned it.”

"And now they just took over the Democratic Party, decided to just like leg-sweep Joe and put Kamala in and crown her heir apparent and say that now it's time that we have a DEI, you know, person in for President of the United States and just make sure that she gets in because she's a Black, Asian female," the 55-year-old remarked. "I mean, it's outrageous."


 
 
 
 
 
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A post shared by Kimberly Guilfoyle (@kimberlyguilfoyle)


 

When President Joe Biden withdrew from the 2024 race due to increasing pressure from within the Democratic Party and concerns about his fitness for another term, the 81-year-old Commander-in-Chief quickly endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris following his exit from the re-election campaign.

Kamala Harris, 59, has dedicated 20 years to government service in various roles, including prosecutor, attorney general, US Senator, and Vice President.


 
 
 
 
 
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A post shared by Kamala Harris (@kamalaharris)


 

"DEI" stands for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. These are policies that institutions and businesses implement to enhance racial understanding and promote inclusivity.

These policies are often wrongly associated with affirmative action and face baseless accusations that they prioritize unqualified minorities over white individuals.

Internet derided Kimberly Guilfoyle for saying Kamala Harris is 'a DEI person' who 'hasn’t earned it'

Netizens criticized Don Jr's fiancee for referring to Vice President Kamala Harris as a "DEI person."

One X user remarked, "Kimberly Guilfoyle is a Honky Privilege Recipient who has little to recommend her." [sic]



 

Another user asked, "What does Kimberly do exactly? Like what’s her specialty?"



 

Another user said, "Well, Guilfoyle has certainly earned our scorn many times over."



 

One X user claimed, "The gop is openly white nationalist."



 

Another user wrote, "I am so way past worrying what people like Don Jr and Guilfoyle say. They are morons."



 

Finally, this user tweeted, "Kim calling the Vice President, former Senator, before that Attorney General for the State of California and who will become POTUS next January, a DEI person. That’s a laugh, junior is just using her for the campaign, I think that makes her his DEI hire, laugh is on Kim." [sic]



 

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