Stephen A. Smith of Espn admits he feels like a ‘cursed fool’ to vote for Kamala Harris

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith admitted that he and others who voted for Kamala Harris in the November elections feel like “cursed fools” during a real -time appearance with Bill Maher on Friday.

Smith made this statement when discussing the comparisons between Harris’s campaign and Barack Obama’s campaign in 2008.

The sports pundly argued that the fact that Harris was not nominated through a legitimate elementary, and the fact that it performed so poorly during its short start in the 2020 democratic elementary.

Harris left early 2020 in 2019, before reaching the Iowa group as well.

She never received a single primary vote before she was anointed for the candidate in 2024.

“Kamala Harris, who did not resonate during the beginning in 2020, could not even reach Iowa, suddenly is a democratic candidate, then you get into the Congress in Agoikago and everyone is like ‘she is a rockar!’ So it’s like ‘how would this happen?’ Smith said.

“Yes, I voted for him, many people voted for him, but after all, we end up feel like cursed fools because we support it, we fell for Okiedoke as they say. are that she would not have been a democratic candidate. ”

Smith has been a fierce internal critic of the Democratic Party during and after the 2020 elections.

On Friday’s appearance at Maher’s show, he rebuked the liberals for the choice, not to campaign on issues for which the American people were more concerned while admitting he made Trump, and was the closest candidate in the center of the spectrum political.

“Here is the deal: the man was blamed twice, he was sentenced to 34 charges of crimes, and the American people still said,” He is closer to normal than what we see on the left, “Smith said.

During an interview with Fox News Channel’s Sean Hannity day after election day, Smith insisted the results were a Democratic Party referendum.

“I think in the light of those results we have to see this election as a referendum on the Democratic Party. And America’s saying is not feeling where you are, we are not feeling where you tried to go, we do not want any part of it , we don’t have it – and they made their choice and we all have to accept it, ”he said.

During an interview on “The Will Cain Show” on Thursday after the election, Smith gave a shocked critic of the Democratic National Committee and his message before the election day and showed about transgender issues as one of his weak points.

“It is such a steep slope for the progressive left, where we are talking about transgender issues and wars of culture and identity politics and all these things. We are sick of all this. This makes total, total for all this. me, and I’m good with her, though I didn’t vote for her [Trump]. I am not so amazed and I feel like nothing but darkness and punishment and the world is coming to an end because the person I voted for did not win, ”Smith said.

Smith has said many times that he would consider running for public office. After the election results, he has been one of the few figures in the liberal media to embrace the outcome of Trump’s victory and has been very critical of left -wing figures like Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey and Jimmy Kimmel in their portrayal of Trump .

Smith also did not rule out a possible presidential run for himself during an interview with The View week after the election.

“I don’t want to be a Congress figure or a senator. But if it were going to me and told me I had a legitimate blow to win the US presidency, I would definitely consider it, “he said.