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‘Harris for President’ website offers more pronoun options than policy proposals

August 16, 2024 | | Print Article

Vice President Kamala Harris appears to be taking inclusivity far more seriously than she does sharing her stance on the policies she would embrace if elected.

At least, that’s according to her official campaign website, which has plenty of donation opportunities but does not feature a single link to the policies she embraces. What the website does feature is a host of possible pronouns for those applying for a position — interestingly, most positions listed are out of Wilmington, Delaware.

When providing the required information to pursue a position, applicants can select from the following pronouns: “he/him, “she/her, “they/them,” “xe/xem,” “ze/hir,” “ey/em,” “hir/hir,” “fae/faer,” and “hu/hu.”

And if those nine options don’t capture the applicant’s neurosis, they can check a “Custom” box and enter whatever pronouns they fancy.

As for what they all mean, the New York Post reported: “‘Hu/hu,’ which indicates that a person wants to emphasize their humanity over their gender, and ‘Fae/faer,’ which denotes that a person is fluid between multiple genders but not masculine genders, are also presented as options.”

Interestingly, in the post-pandemic year 2024, Harris for President “requires all employees to be ‘up to date’ on COVID-19 vaccination status as prescribed by the CDC as a condition of employment, unless otherwise prohibited by applicable law.”

As for the pronouns, this is a clear indication of how far left the Harris campaign is, which likely explains the reluctance to share the candidate’s policy views.

It may also explain why The Machine™ is hiding Kamala in plain sight, refusing to allow her to speak unscripted, do a press conference, or openly take questions from the media.

Here’s a quick sampling of responses to the story, as seen on the social media platform X:

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