There are at least two things you need to know Democratic candidate Kamala Harris: She wears pantsuits very Seriously, she knows exactly how to incite the ire of Republicans.
In what many are calling a tribute to former President Barack Obama’s stylish but highly controversial brown suit, Vice President Harris Democratic National Convention She wore her own interpretation of the tan color, and while some hated it, others loved it, but it was clear that her strategic sartorial choice had people talking all night.
In X, user @mmpadellan Throughout the night, he called Harris’ lawsuit “unintentional trolling of the highest order.”
Who can forget the controversy caused by President Obama’s brown suit? In 2014, the former president showed up to a White House press conference in a brown suit, matching tie and white button-down shirt. Critics called Obama Not taking the job seriously It was all because of his choice of outfit, which the media had a lot of fun reporting on for weeks.
“The worst scandal in presidential historyThe vice president revived a similar criticism. Performed to the tune of Beyonce’s “Freedom” Playing in the background.
Matt Schlapp, Chair of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) I took him to X He slammed Harris, calling her a “walking Hallmark card.”
When it comes to the fight over the brown suit, many at X say Harris has pulled it off better than the first Black president.
Many people say that Harris’ brown suit is a complete coincidence, but X user @Andrea R9Md She disagrees, writing, “Women understand fashion, but women in politics understand it 100 times more.”
In another nod to women running for president, Hillary Clinton appeared in a beige outfit, and X-users immediately responded: Find the Similarities Between two women.
Another user, @kbiegel, called Harris’ lawsuit “the best move of the year.”
Despite the criticism, one thing most can agree on is that she looked good, and as the Democratic National Convention continues this week, we’re likely to see even more of Harris in pantsuits — and even more of her haters.
