Kerstin Emhoff Expertly Claps Back At Sarah Huckabee Sanders' Kamala Harris Dig
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The former White House press secretary took a jab at the vice president for not having biological children.
Kerstin Emhoff, the ex-wife of second gentleman Doug Emhoff, shot back Wednesday after Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) took a jab at Vice President Kamala Harris for not having biological children.
During a town hall event for former President Donald Trump on Tuesday, Sanders, who served as press secretary in Trump’s administration, told an anecdote about how her three children often “humble” her.
Sanders recalled helping her daughter get ready for a dance. “I start to get a little bit emotional, teared up,” she said. “As my eyes fill with tears, my sweet daughter reaches up, pats my shoulder and says: ‘It’s OK, mommy. One day you can be pretty too.’”
“So my kids keep me humble,” she continued, before mispronouncing Harris’ first name. “Unfortunately, Kamala Harris doesn’t have anything keeping her humble.”
Emhoff, a film and TV producer who shares two adult children with the second gentleman, defended her and Harris’ blended family on social media.
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