'State media trying hard to make Kamala happen': New York Times journo shares adorable anecdote about second gentleman

Vice President Kamala Harris had a “gaffe-free” week overseas, according to Bloomberg News’ Jennifer Jacobs, although it wasn’t without cringe, such as when she appeared to adopt a French accent to speak to a group of French researchers as if they were toddlers.

New York Times White House correspondent Katie Rogers had an amusing anecdote to share that featured the second gentleman:

At a French cookware store, VP says the Second Gentleman learned how to cook during covid. “She taught me during covid. Out of necessity. After I almost burned down the apartment,” he adds.

— Katie Rogers (@katierogers) November 13, 2021

More hard-hitting journalism from @nytimes. Did Kamala say this in a fake French accent? pic.twitter.com/hRJhQ5td0d

— Adriana Stubbs (@adriana_s1970) November 13, 2021

State media trying hard to make Kamala happen. https://t.co/Seu2YggaQm

— Christina Pushaw 🐊 (@ChristinaPushaw) November 13, 2021

The old husband as the hapless dope rescued by the wife routine

— Andy Lancaster (@andylancaster) November 13, 2021

Harris makes HRC look likeable and I never thought anyone could do that.

— Jessa G. (@SweetGaelicGirl) November 13, 2021

She almost makes you long for Hillary

— Darlene (@TaoDliw) November 13, 2021

Lol! Exactly what I was thinking. Not a day goes by Hillary doesn't thank God for Kamala.

— Just Your Average Joe (@Joe26189759) November 13, 2021

'State media trying hard to make Kamala happen': New York Times journo shares adorable anecdote about second gentleman

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