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    “Another Lunch Heavy on the Chardonnay”: The Internet Has a Blast Roasting Kamala Harris after She Releases Ridiculous Video Accusing Trump of Trying to Cheat in the Midterms [WATCH]

    By Michael CantrellSeptember 3, 2026Updated:September 3, 2026
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    Former Vice President Kamala Harris has a well-earned reputation for attempting to put out thoughtful speeches and videos to tackle those deemed her political opponents, but failing miserably by jumbling up her thoughts into incoherent word salads. Her latest attempt to attack President Donald Trump as “cheating” in the 2026 midterm election cycle proves to be more of the same.

    Harris recently shared a video on social media, which is now going viral, but not for the reasons she probably hoped, in which she attempts to call out President Trump for voting by mail from his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida while working to stop others from doing the same thing. “By the way, he votes by mail from Mar-a-Lago, but he doesn’t want you to vote by mail,” the failed Democratic presidential nominee said.

    “Hey, everybody! Just this week, the United States Supreme Court backed up the president’s agenda,” she continued in the video. Harris then says the president is trying to make it harder for folks to vote by mail because he knows the American people are “paying attention.” Harris then said, “By the way, he votes by mail from Mar-a-Lago, but he doesn’t want you to vote by mail because he knows you’re paying attention.”

    “Context is so important. Gas prices are up, food prices are up. He got us in a war that the American people don’t want, and he is worried he is going to lose the midterms,” the former vice president added. Harris then encouraged Democratic Party voters to make sure they show up to the polls in November to cast their ballots against Republicans.

    “We are two months away from the midterms. Get out and vote. Let’s get everyone out to vote,” Harris rambled on, before finally accusing the president and the GOP as a whole of cheating. “They are cheating. They are trying to cheat, and we have got to turn out in big numbers and be too big to rig. I’ll see you out there,” Harris concluded.

    The responses to the video on social media platform X were priceless. “Another after lunch heavy on the Chardonnay piece to the camera,” one user said. Another person wisecracked about Harris’ choice of background for the video. “Poses in front of her Marvin Gaye album,” the user wrote. Someone else pointed out that the evidence of election interference lies on the left, not with Republicans.

    “That’s YOU Dear. You are the ones cheating. We are trying to get your hands out of the cookie jar,” the person said. “The President voted with an absentee ballot. He did not vote with a corrupt unrestricted and unverified mail-in ballot. If Kamala Harris doesn’t know the difference between unrestricted mail in voting and an absentee ballot, she is an ignoramus,” another person noted.

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    “But in fact she DOES know the difference but still chooses to spread this lie, which means she should be barred from any public office,” the user’s post concluded. “Kamala, Sit this one out. Americans overwhelmingly support a safe and fair election. Mail in voting should be for special circumstances, not the norm,” one user commented.

    Featured Image: screenshot from embedded video

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