Kamla Harris News: Kamala Harris wants to open a think-tank. Hatters call it ‘coconut tree institute’

Former vice -president Kamla Harris has not yet announced her next political move, but many think that she wants to start an institution for policy and ideas. A recent New York Times report stated that Harris and her husband Doug Mahoff “weighing each new opportunity keeping in mind the potential political blow” and hence, returning to the constituency may find it difficult for them. The NYT report said that a possibility is setting up an institute for policy and ideas.
The report stated that Brian Nelson, Ms. Harris’ advisor, when she was the Attorney General of California, provoked the idea with several universities including Howard and Stanford, the report states. A negative side for this proposal is that there is a large amount that it will require to create a center to depend on the donors.
While no one is sure what Kamala Harris is going to do, social media users thought that it was a satire that Kamala Harris would open a think-tank.
Andrew Styles, a senior writer at Washington Free Beacon, summarized the report as “NYT: Kamla Harris, which is known for his deep knowledge and ability to clarify complex issues, thinking of starting to start ‘an institute for policy and ideas”. “
He said, “Kamla D. Harris Institute to investigate the importance of understanding what should be done,” he said while referring to Kamla Harris’s word salad.
Stephen Green of PJ Media wrote, “Job 1: Finding some ideas and learning what policy is.”
Republican Communator Matt Witrock said, “Kamla Harris Institute for Policy and Idea” seems a bit like the title of a Babul Madhumkhi. As Kardashian opened a think tank. “
Abigail Jackson, the Deputy Director of Republican Party, suggested that the Center be called ” Coconut tree institute“Referred to mocked quotes frequently from Harris.
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