Vice President Kamala Harris recently made an appearance on the 'Rich Little Broke Girls' podcast, where she offered dating advice to young women, punctuated by her signature laugh.
According to Gateway Pundit, Harris's guidance on relationships seemed as disjointed as her usual public speaking, and her laughter remained as distinctive as ever. She also suggested that criticism of her laughter is rooted in sexism, a sentiment she has expressed before.
Townhall reports that Harris addressed accusations of lacking humility by stating, "I dont aspire to be humble. Humility, yes, is very important," and dismissed the notion that women should conform to outdated standards of behavior.
Harris continued, "Women should not have a sense of humor. Women should not raise their voice," emphasizing her rejection of traditional expectations. Despite her brief presidential campaign, she largely steered clear of identity politics.
Her dating advice included choosing a partner who appreciates humor and shared everyday experiences, such as grocery shopping or walking together. Harris elaborated on the evolving nature of relationships, noting, "There are different phases in your life, and you may not know what phase youre in."
As reported by FOX News, Harris has previously attributed criticism of her laughter to sexism, as she mentioned during an April 2024 interview with Drew Barrymore. "Like, apparently, some people love to talk about the way I laugh," she remarked, attributing her laughter to her upbringing among women who "laughed from the belly."
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