Former vice president Kamala Harris has not yet announced her next political move but many think she wants to start an institute for policy and ideas. A recent New York Times report said Harris and her husband Doug Emhoff are "weighing each new opportunity with the potential political blowback in mind" and hence, returning to the election arena might look difficult to her. One possibility is establishing an institute for policy and ideas, the NYT report said.
Brian Nelson, an adviser to Ms. Harris since she was California’s attorney general, has broached the idea with several universities, including Howard and Stanford, the report said. One downside for this proposal is the huge amount of money that it would require making the center to depend on donors.
While no one is sure what Kamala Harris is going to do, social media users thought it was a satire that Kamala Harris will open a think-tank.
Washington Free Beacon senior writer Andrew Stiles summarized the report as “NYT: Kamala Harris, known for her deep knowledge and ability to articulate complex issues, is thinking about launching ‘an institute for policy and ideas.'”
“The Kamala D. Harris Institute for Examining the Importance of Understanding What Needs to Be Done,” he added referring to Kamala Harris' word salads.
“Job 1: Finding some ideas and learning what policy is,” PJ Media’s Stephen Green wrote.
Republican communicator Matt Whitlock said, “The ‘Kamala Harris Institute for Policies and Ideas’ sounds a little bit like a Babylon Bee headline. Sort of like if the Kardashians opened a think tank.”
Republican Party deputy communications director Abigail Jackson suggested the center be called “The Coconut Tree Institute ,” referring to an often-mocked quote from Harris.
Doug Emhoff has become a partner at Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP which has agreed to a deal with Trump to provide at least $100 million in pro bono legal service throughout his second term. Emhoff condemned the decision and spoke about it at the Annual Dinner Gala for a legal aid group. He said he had told the firm that he wanted to fight the threat of an executive order he found unconstitutional but had been overruled.
Brian Nelson, an adviser to Ms. Harris since she was California’s attorney general, has broached the idea with several universities, including Howard and Stanford, the report said. One downside for this proposal is the huge amount of money that it would require making the center to depend on donors.
While no one is sure what Kamala Harris is going to do, social media users thought it was a satire that Kamala Harris will open a think-tank.
Washington Free Beacon senior writer Andrew Stiles summarized the report as “NYT: Kamala Harris, known for her deep knowledge and ability to articulate complex issues, is thinking about launching ‘an institute for policy and ideas.'”
“The Kamala D. Harris Institute for Examining the Importance of Understanding What Needs to Be Done,” he added referring to Kamala Harris' word salads.
“Job 1: Finding some ideas and learning what policy is,” PJ Media’s Stephen Green wrote.
Republican communicator Matt Whitlock said, “The ‘Kamala Harris Institute for Policies and Ideas’ sounds a little bit like a Babylon Bee headline. Sort of like if the Kardashians opened a think tank.”
Republican Party deputy communications director Abigail Jackson suggested the center be called “The Coconut Tree Institute ,” referring to an often-mocked quote from Harris.
Doug Emhoff has become a partner at Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP which has agreed to a deal with Trump to provide at least $100 million in pro bono legal service throughout his second term. Emhoff condemned the decision and spoke about it at the Annual Dinner Gala for a legal aid group. He said he had told the firm that he wanted to fight the threat of an executive order he found unconstitutional but had been overruled.
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