Early voting has kicked off across the country, and if there’s one thing you need to have fresh in your mind as you cast your ballot, it’s the disastrous interview Vice President Kamala Harris just gave on national television.

If you didn’t catch it (and I don’t blame you if you couldn’t sit through it), here’s the gist—VP Harris was completely blindsided when Bret Baier asked her about her role in covering up President Biden’s mental decline. She stumbled, dodged, and looked like she had no idea what to say. And why? Because the media has been giving her a free pass for years, refusing to hold her accountable. But now, the truth is out there, and it’s not pretty.

VP Harris couldn’t even give a straight answer when asked what she would do differently from Biden. No plans, no solutions—just the same old deflection to President Donald Trump. She had the dadgum gall to claim she wouldn’t be a "continuation of Biden," while in the same breath trying to shift blame onto President Trump for the absolute mess she’s made.

And Senator J.D. Vance said it best: there’s something pathological about VP Harris and her inability to take responsibility. She’s been in office for three and a half years—she’s been at the table for every disastrous decision, from the chaos at the border to skyrocketing inflation. Yet, she still points fingers at President Trump as if he’s the one running the country. It’s delusional.

What does that tell American voters? She can’t defend her record. She won’t admit to the failures of this administration, and worse, she wants to continue down this path of destruction. If this is the best the Democrats have to offer, we’re in serious trouble.

79% of Americans think this country is on the wrong track, and VP Harris is a big part of why we’re in this mess. She won’t be "turning the page"—she’ll be writing the next chapter of the same failed agenda that’s hurting American families.

So when you head to the polls, ask yourself: Do you want more of the same? Do you want four more years of excuses, dodging accountability, and economic pain?

I sure don’t. It’s time to take a stand and vote for real leadership that will actually fix the mess.