Remember when Congress used to be filled with serious lawmakers who understood the Constitution? Those days seem increasingly distant (and boy, do I miss them) as we watch representatives compare law enforcement to “slave patrols” and declare half of America unpatriotic. The halls of power that once echoed with reasoned debate now ring with theatrical outbursts and social media soundbites designed to go viral rather than solve problems.

What’s particularly disturbing is how certain freshman representatives seem to arrive in Washington already primed for extremist rhetoric and divisive politics. They don’t gradually drift left after years in the D.C. swamp – they show up ready to burn down traditions from day one. Now, thanks to Kamala Harris’s new memoir, we’re learning there might be an orchestrated reason why.

From ‘Kamala Harris’s memoir “107 Days”‘:

When I became VP, I had a secret project – I called it the Stars Project – that only my senior team knew about. We’d brainstorm about the younger talents in the party and then, on Friday afternoons, I’d invite one or another to visit my office in the West Wing or the residence. Many of those on my list spoke at the convention: Lauren Underwood, Robert Garcia, Angela Alsobrooks, Lateefah Simon, Maxwell Frost, Joe Neguse, Lina Hidalgo, Jasmine Crockett.

Yes, you read that correctly. Here’s the kicker – the woman who couldn’t string together a coherent sentence without a teleprompter was secretly grooming the next generation of Democratic firebrands. (Because apparently that’s what VPs do with taxpayer-funded time.) And her star pupil? None other than Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Texas, the same representative who has become infamous for comparing ICE agents to slave patrols and supporting the defunding of police departments.

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From Tears to Tyranny

The mentor-protégé relationship between Harris and Crockett reveals everything wrong with modern Democratic politics. According to Crockett’s own DNC speech, she was crying in the vice president’s residence during their first meeting, overwhelmed by the “chaos” of Congress. (I’m not making this up – she actually bragged about this.) Harris’s response wasn’t to encourage strength or constitutional principles – it was to wipe away her tears and tell her she was “exactly where God wants you.” Nothing says ‘congressional leadership’ quite like a good cry session, right?

What happened next is telling. Crockett bragged that within a month, she “went viral for the first of many times” for “hitting Republicans with a dose of their own medicine.” This is what Harris’s mentorship produced: not a thoughtful legislator, but a social media provocateur who measures success in viral moments rather than legislative accomplishments. The woman who needed her tears wiped by the vice president now storms through Congress declaring MAGA supporters “the most unpatriotic people that we have in this country.” Let that sink in – she went from needing emotional support to attacking half of America as traitors. That’s some mentorship program.

The transformation from tearful newcomer to extremist flamethrower didn’t happen organically. It was cultivated through Harris’s secret Friday afternoon sessions, where impressionable young Democrats were taught that emotion trumps logic and victimhood equals virtue. (Surprise, surprise.)

The Radical Pipeline

Harris’s “Stars Project” wasn’t limited to Crockett. The vice president’s memoir reveals she mentored multiple rising Democrats, including Maxwell Frost and Robert Garcia, all of whom coincidentally received prime speaking slots at the Democratic National Convention. This wasn’t mentorship – it was ideological grooming, creating a pipeline of radical voices trained to prioritize performative outrage over productive governance.

The irony is almost too rich. The woman who literally couldn’t explain what a ‘root cause’ was without cackling nervously positioned herself as a mentor to others. It’s like taking driving lessons from someone who’s crashed every car they’ve owned.

When representatives arrive in Congress already programmed for extremism, already coached in the politics of division, and already convinced that half their constituents are enemies of democracy, we shouldn’t be surprised when Congress becomes dysfunctional. The “Stars Project” wasn’t about developing talent – it was about multiplying incompetence and ensuring Harris’s particular brand of vapid radicalism would outlive her political career. Now we’re all paying the price as Congress devolves further into chaos, one Harris protégé at a time. Thanks, Kamala. As if Congress wasn’t already enough of a circus.

Key Takeaways

• Harris ran a covert “Stars Project” mentoring radical Democrats
• Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s extremist rhetoric traces directly to Harris’s influence
• The VP who couldn’t handle basic interviews secretly groomed Congressional radicals
• Friday afternoon indoctrination sessions created today’s dysfunctional Congress

Sources: Fox News