Kamala Harris is sharing her infamous word salads again. This time Momala Kamala is sharing her Deep Thoughts Down Under. Despite knowing zippo about real estate, Harris was paid beaucoup coinage to give a speech to the 2025 Australian Real Estate Conference. Lucky ducks. If you are a failed Democrat Presidential Candidate, you will ALWAYS find a paying audience.

MVP @KamalaHarris takes the stage at the #AREC2025 conference. pic.twitter.com/9wQu8g999x

— sky (@skylikeajedi) May 25, 2025

It was just three weeks ago, that Kamala emerged at “Emerge” to remind the sentient among us of what we weren’t missing after having lain low for months after she lost the Electoral vote, the popular vote and all seven swing states. That’s last bit was just in case you forgot everything she lost. She is the leading 2028 Presidential Candidate on the Democrat side. Huzz. Frightening thought.

Did Kamala Harris head Down Under to try out a new tranche of Deep Thoughts? You would think the leading 2028 Democrat Presidential Candidate might have some new ones. No. It was pretty much same old, same old.

Paul Murray is one of my favorite Australian news presenters. I have a couple. He gave his take on Harris being in Queensland. Murray wondered if Kamala was going to give the real estate types hints on being a loser. Great burn. The comments are even better under the video. They include the “significance of the passage of time”, one of her all-time greats.

The Daily Mail wrote up the article on Deep Thoughts Down Under as “Kamala Harris reemerges in Australia with disturbing, nonsensical monologue”:

Harris was spotted at the ritzy Mosman’s Bather’s Pavilion restaurant in Sydney, over the weekend and spoke at the conference which cost between $995 and $1695 for a two-day pass to the event.

Harris also spoke at length about issues important to her, and launched into a lengthy ‘word salad’ when asked about humility.

‘I don’t aspire to be humble. And I don’t recommend it, I think that one must be humble. But to aspire to be humble would be quite inauthentic,’ she said.

‘If one understands that, just, I mean, there’s so much that is magnificent and awe-inspiring about this world and its people.

Kamala wouldn’t know about authenticity. Reason 2,424,003 why Donald Trump won. More:

‘And when you take the moment to just listen to an individual’s story, whether it’s someone you’re sitting next to on the plane or standing in line with at the grocery store, there is so much about this world that we know and we don’t know.

‘And that is very humbling to realize the dreams that people have, the struggles that they’ve overcome and the magnificence of that. To realize the beauty of the human spirit, that we are by nature, I think, as a species, we don’t give up.’

Kamala sounds like she stopped growing after her Freshmen college year. More:

But Harris wasn’t finished, emphasizing the importance of ambition outside of humility.

‘Part of the key to our survival is that we are adaptable but we are also ambitious. I applaud ambition. I applaud ambition. I think it is a good thing, to reach, but not without also understanding that in so doing, one must do the hard work. One must understand the context in which they exist. One must be respectful,’ she said.

I wish I could take credit for “Aristotle on Acid”, but I must give credit:

Aristotle on acid.

Kamala Harris reemerges in Australia with nonsensical monologue https://t.co/hvuaz2u8Rg via @MailOnline

— Bystander (@NotSoInteres) May 26, 2025

And yes, Kamala Harris did sound inebriated…allegedly. Finally, the last of it from the Daily Mail article:

Harris also included throwbacks to famous word salads of her political career including a mention of being ‘unburdened by what has been,’ the importance of ‘speaking truth’ and being aware of the significance of the ‘passage of time.’

‘I think it’s very important to understand that people who fight for equality, fight for freedom, they see what can be and are unburdened by what has been they believe in what is possible. So even though it may be characterized as a fight, it really is it should I think be thought of in the context of a fight for something as opposed to against something,’ she said.

At one point the moderator said he believed her ‘best work is ahead of you, for sure, 100 percent.’

‘I am unemployed right now,’ she said with a smile. ‘Go on, let’s speak truth.’

When she was asked to give advice to young women in the real estate industry, she repeated her motto about not listening to people who tell them to wait their turn.

‘I don’t hear no. I eat no for breakfast,’ she said.

If only Kamala Harris would leave us unburdened by what has been and stay unemployed in the public sector. She can keep her Deep Thoughts to herself.

Featured Image: Darleen Click for Victory Girls