ESPN host Stephen A. Smith They admitted that he and others who voted for Kamal Harris in the November election feel like “D — Budale” during real time with Bill Maher on Friday.
Smith gave this declaration when he discussed the comparison between Harris campaign and Barack Obama 2008 campaign. Sport Pundit claimed that the fact that Harris was not nominated through the legitimate primary, and the fact that she performed so badly during a short stay in the Democratic Primary 2020, she made undesirable voters.
Harris gave up the primary 2020 in 2019, before he even reached the Iowa MP. She never got a single primary voice before she was anointed nominated in 2024.
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October 2, 2024; Inglewood, California: Stephen A. Smith on ESPN NBA counting live in Intuit Dome. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Pictures)
“Kamala Harris, who did not echo during the first 2020, could not even reach Iowa, suddenly a democratic candidate, then you rolled over to the Chicago Convention and everyone is like” she is Rockstar! “So it’s like” How did it happen? “Smith said.
“Yes, I voted for her, many people voted for her, but in the end we feel like D — Budale, because we supported her, we fell for the Okiedoke as they say. If you had the primary, the likelihood of not to be a democratic candidate. ”
Smith was a sharp inner critic of the Democratic Party during and after the 2020 election.
During the appearance on Friday, on the Maher’s show, he organized liberals for deciding not to campaign about questions that the US people were most concerned, while admitted that Trump did, and was a closer candidate at the center of the political spectrum.
Stephen A. Smith, the vice -president of Harris grilled at the avoidance of serious media interviews since the beginning of her campaign. (Jim Cowsert / Nbae | Andrew Hardik / Staff)
“Here’s an agreement: the man was relaxed twice, he was convicted of 34 criminal offenses, and the American people still said,” It’s closer to normal than what we see on the left, “Smith said.
During Interview With Fox News Channel, Sean Hannity days after the day of the election, Smith insisted that the results are a referendum of the Democratic Party.
“I think in the light of these results in this election we have to look at the referendum on the Democratic Party. And American say we don’t feel where you are, we don’t feel where you tried to go, we don’t want not part of it, we don’t have it – and they are They decided and we all have to accept it, “he said.
During the interview on “Will Cain Show“On Thursday after the election, Smith brought a terrible criticism of the Democratic National Committee and his message on the eve of the election Day and pointed to transgender problems as one of his weak points.
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Smith watches before the match between Boston Celtics and Dallas Mavericks during the match of the 3 NBA finals 2024. June 12, 2024. At the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. (Garrett Ellwood/Nbae via Getty Images)
“It is such a strong slope to the progressive left where we talk about transgender issues and wars of culture and identity policy and all these things. We have a pain of all this. It has a total, total meaning, and I am well with that, although I have not voted for [Trump]. I was not so surprised and I felt like nothing else than dark and ruin, and the world is nearing its end, because the person I voted for did not win, “Smith said.
Smith has repeatedly said he would consider running for public function. After the election results, he was one of the few figures in the liberal media that accepted the outcome of Trump’s victory and was largely Critical of the leftist Figures like Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey and Jimmy Kimmel in their portrait of Trump.
Smith also did not exclude a possible presidential candidacy for himself during an interview with “The View” a week after the election.
“I have no desire to be a congress figure or a senator. But if you came to me and told me that I had a legitimate shot to conquer the Presidency of the United States of America, I would definitely consider it,” he said.
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