In a cringe-worthy performance that could only be pulled off by a Hollywood liberal, talk show host Drew Barrymore pleaded with Vice President Kamala Harris to be the nation’s “Momala.”
In the taped interview aired Monday, Barrymore sat uncomfortably close to the Democrat and gushed over her leadership of the nation. “I keep thinking in my head that we all need a mom. I’ve been thinking that we really all need a tremendous hug in the world right now.”
Then the host added, “But in our country, we need you to be the Momala of the country.”
Harris noted elsewhere that her stepchildren call her “Momala.”
Howard Stern refers to Joe Biden as the “Father of the Country.”
Drew Barrymore says Kamala needs to be our “Momala”.
Who exactly is in a cult? These people aren’t looking for a leader they’re looking for surrogate parents.
pic.twitter.com/tlJYPnir5v— Will Cain (@willcain) April 29, 2024
Barrymore unfortunately did not stop there. “As a woman who respects so much and wants to share and wants to be confident and has no ounce of meek, that has competitiveness — when we lift each other up, we all rise. We need a great protector.”
In a statement filled with religious overtones, Barrymore compelled the vice president to be the “great protector.”
This sent shock waves across the internet and social media as commentators mocked the host’s silliness.
Fox News host Will Cain posted on X, formerly Twitter, “Howard Stern refers to Joe Biden as the ‘Father of the Country.’ Drew Barrymore said Kamala needs to be our ‘Momala.’ Who exactly is in a cult?”
ACT for America Chairperson Brigitte Gabriel posted, “Drew Barrymore is gaslighting. NO ONE wants Kamala Harris to be ‘Momala’ for the country.”
After being recruited to be the country’s surrogate mother, Harris told the host that no one should “take your power.” She discussed criticism she’s received for laughing when asked very serious questions about the border and women’s leadership roles.
Harris complained that people are still getting accustomed to having a female vice president.
