Kamala Harris has broken tradition by failing to invite the Vances to the Vice President’s residence. Although it’s customary to welcome the incoming administration, Harris still holds a grudge and remains firmly in brat mode.

Instead of embracing tradition and graciously inviting JD Vance and his wife Usha for the customary welcome tour, the current Vice President has decided to skip the gesture altogether. Clearly, Kamala is still nursing her wounds from failure. She certainly could’ve made time for it—after all, if she didn’t feel like being there or preferred to be in California, she could’ve easily had her staff give the tour. But I guess that kind of courtesy is beneath her.

Multiple Democratic and Republican sources told CBS News that Harris declined to invite Vance or his family for a sit-down or tour of the Naval Observatory residence. Vance’s wife, Usha, reportedly reached out to Harris and first gentleman Doug Emhoff via intermediaries to ask about childproofing the house for her young children but was rebuffed by a Harris aide. The primary communication since has been between Vance’s team and the Navy aides who oversee the residence. – Washington Examiner

JD Vance and his wife Usha are probably unfazed by the lack of an invitation. They don’t need a tour—they’ll move in soon enough and figure it out. Uma might want to schedule a deep cleaning before their young children start living there. After all, who knows what kind of paraphernalia might lurk in that house—maybe some broken wine bottles from the latest soirée? And let’s not even speculate about what Kamala’s stepdaughter, Ella Emhoff, might have left behind. Better safe than sorry!

So Kamala wouldn’t let the Vance’s tour the VP residence? I know her house is probably under evacuation but she’s getting a whole $770.00 . pic.twitter.com/mKKSk4jONZ

— Helga Von Tippler (@DanaLeaB1) January 14, 2025

Kamala can’t wait to leave Washington—and frankly, neither can we. Of course, we’ll be praying her Brentwood home is still in one piece when she heads back there in less than a week. A lot of people are speculating what might be next for Kamala. Will she run for Governor? Will she stay in politics? Who knows, who cares. Just go home.

Are you surprised by Kamala’s rude behavior in not inviting the Vances for a tour before they move in? I’m not; I saw that coming from a mile away.

The Vice President’s residence at One Observatory Circle became the official home of the Vice President in 1974 after Congress designated it as such. Built in 1893 in the Queen Anne style, the house offers a mix of elegance and practicality. It has formal entertaining spaces, private family quarters, and 72 acres of secure, private grounds within the U.S. Naval Observatory. It provides the ideal combination of privacy and prestige for the second-highest office in the land.

Of course, each VP puts their own stamp on the place. Joe Biden must’ve been incredibly grateful to Dan Quayle, who added the pool during his time. Thankful, no doubt, for the perfect spot to sneak a peek at whatever ho Hunter had lounging around as a guest. Priorities, right?

FYI, Republicans can make history, too. Usha Vance is about to make history as the first Indian American to serve as Second Lady of the United States. As the daughter of Indian immigrants, she’ll also be the first Hindu to hold the role. It’s a groundbreaking moment for representation in the White House! She is also the youngest Second Lady since the Truman administration.

It’s unclear now what Usha will focus on as Second Lady. My guess is her family.

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