Does Anyone Know What Kamala Is Talking About?

The Vice President of the United States of America launches another word salad to the public. This time it’s about working together for space technology. 

We think.          

Kamala Harris and Outer Space

On Friday, August 11^th, Kamala Harris visited her hometown of Oakland to discuss America’s space program.

Harris told the crowd, who was gathered at Oakland’s Chabot Space Center, that the government will secure close partnerships with government and private companies like SpaceX and Northop Grumman. Her hope is to help create jobs and work together to innovate the space sector and shape the nation’s future in space.

Vice president Harris, who is also the chair of the National Space Council, commented that the groups will convene again next month to build a more fruitful relationship between regulatory agencies and the private sector.

What Did She Say, Though?

Harris has a reputation in her Vice Presidency to have a lot to say, but it doesn’t always make complete sense, like today’s latest Harris Word Salad. 

“It is critical that we…partner to ensure that we are speaking the same language with the same motivation, inspired by the opportunity of it all, but then doing the work of updating how we have been talking and thinking about our exploration in space.”

Many Twitter users commented on another Harris Word Salad.

This person compared Harris’s word salad to Biden’s latest confusing comments.

Shore News Network shared the dialogue from her speech about America’s future space exploration ambition:

“To that end, we understand that we have got to update the rules, because they’re just simply outdated.  They were written for a space industry of the last century.  And when I was going through here just today, speaking with some of our innovators and looking at where the technology has grown in just the last decade, we know that we really are quite behind in terms of maximizing our collective understanding about how we will engage on the technology of today and what we can quickly and easily predict will be the technology over the next decades,” Harris said.

“So, to maintain our position as the United States of America on this issue, it is critical that we work together to understand where we are; to recognize and have the courage to speak truth about what is obsolete; and then to partner to ensure that we are speaking the same language, with the same motivation, inspired by the opportunity of it at all, but then doing the work of updating how we have been talking and thinking about our exploration in space.”

“And so, we will do this work to make sure our nation remains a role model for the responsible use of space, because we know we must keep pace with the tremendous rate of innovation.  So we must write new rules to provide the clarity that all of us require, to provide certainty,” she said.

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