The vice presidential debates aren’t always exciting, nor are they always fun to watch.
Or when she tried to defend her team’s tax platform (via CNN).
The message was so powerful it resonated with women across the Twitterverse.
One women’s organizationtweeted: “We’ve all been there.
#KamalaHarris” with a photo of the vice presidential hopeful and the quote “I’m speaking.”
Social media was divided along political lines, as many parts of the country appear to be these days.
One critictweeted:“The best part of Harris' pre-planned ‘I’m speaking!’
routine is that it was so obviously pre-planned.
She is the most rehearsed, robotic, obviously insincere politician in America.”
Used the arrogant nasal tone.
Pense smoked her out in every way.
Her making faces and snarky remarks.
Pense brought out the radical side of Harris.
Good job Pense."
A third Twitter userposted: “Watching @FoxNews saying that @KamalaHarris is abrasive and condescending.
They didn’t like her faces.
They thought she was too mean to poor Pence.
Enough with the biased coverage.
Cover policy not personality.
Kamala Harris' supporters applauded her performance
But Harris supporters didn’t feel the same way.
One Twitter userposted: “Listen.
The strength and the talent of Black women.”
Professional women of every color will remember these bits.”
And another userresponded: “As a black woman, all of this is triggering to watch.
Both Susan Page and Mike Pence disrespecting Harris’s time.
Watch whiteness and the patriarchy work.
“Most women have had it with rude men who talk over other women.
Impolite behavior is something to be avoided.
It isn’t a selling point.
It seems I see many talking about how much he interrupted, lied and failed to answer questions.
He could have been better,” shetweeted.
She interrupted the five times.
[Tallied by vocal interruptions from each candidate]” (viaTwitter).
What did a man have to say about all this?
