Vice President Kamala Harris must be a big fan of recycling because she's been using the same old line over and over again.

The last instance of her using her “unloaded” line, complete with the same hand motions, came at a campaign event in North Carolina. It came with a healthy helping of word salad, leaving people wondering what he was talking about.

“They taught us that we can do anything and that we should never be burdened by other people's limitations of being able or unable to see what it can be,” she said. “And this is this community that understands and can see what is possible, without the burden of what has been.”

Kamala must be really feeling it today.

Now he's creating his signature remix about living “unburdened.” pic.twitter.com/QbYnFiZqr1

— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) July 11, 2024

If this phrase sounds familiar to you, it's because you've used it in the past.

A lot.

Kamala Harris has been using the same phrase consistently for many years: “What can be, unburdened by what has been.” I WILL SEE.pic.twitter.com/zLLWzvFlsk

— Simon Ateba (@simonateba) October 1, 2023

Social media picked up on her repeated use of the line and mocked her for it.

Imagine… having just one phrase… for all your conversational occasions… and using it for years…

— Mark (No of the Beast) (@syntax2600) July 11, 2024

Anyone else freak out at his repetitive head nodding?

— Jeff Carlson (@themarketswork) July 11, 2024

The hand moves!

— Jordan Kasten @ dossier.today (@JordanSchachtel) July 11, 2024

Are you using this BACK? Complete with those stale arm movements?

♀️

— AnnaV (@perchance99) July 11, 2024

Look, the very idea! of being discharged by what he has.. Uhm. Anyways.

— Matias_V (@ma_tias) July 12, 2024

New drinking game…

“Charge” – 1 shot

“Could be” – 2 shots

“Cackle” – 4 shots

“Coconut tree”: the whole bottle

Now you don't have to be awake to hear it.

— Sack Head Shaun (@2againsttyranny) July 11, 2024

Watching Dems right now is like watching a race where the horse carrying their colors breaks its leg in the final stretch. Trainers can't decide whether to shoot the horse, drag it down the track or try to throw the jockey over the finish line.

— The Truth Whisperer (@Fviacon) July 11, 2024

She repeats this line to convince everyone that they are loaded. Making people feel like there is nothing they can do on their own. This is a Marxist tactic.

— Michael (@Michealjyant) July 11, 2024

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