Kamala Harris Is Asked to Name Top 'Effective Presidents' - Her Answer Is Quietly Hilarious

Polls suggest that Kamala Harris, at least at this point, would be the top pick for the Democrats in 2028.

I'm sure that Republicans would be salivating if the Democrats were so foolhardy as to make such a choice. Her empty head and word salads would be a gold mine for ads and campaigning. Then too, she could waste millions more in a vain effort to win. And can anyone lose worse than she did in 2024? It's hard to lose all the swing states - but she somehow managed it.

Now part of the reason she lost so badly was that people were so upset with Joe Biden's occupation of the White House and the mess he created. Plus, it was hard to point to anything she had actually done to help the country in the process. She was supposed to help with the border, but that was one of the worst aspects of the Biden administration.

Instead of taking responsibility for her failures, she was talking about election rigging conspiracies and packing the Supreme Court at the National Urban League Conference.

But she was asked a question by National Urban League president Marc Morial, and her answer was truly hilarious, if you think about it.

"In your view, rank the top three most effective presidents in American history," he requested.

Morial: In your view, rank the top three most effective presidents in American history.

Kamala Harris: Don't make me do that… FDR did some good things… I credit Kennedy in terms of what he laid the groundwork for, and Johnson followed up on… of course, Barack Obama pic.twitter.com/5J8Yy2DIDG
— Acyn (@Acyn) July 31, 2026

She mentions Franklin Delano Roosevelt, saying he "did some good things," noting he spoke about "expansion of the Supreme Court." Yes, that's one of the bad things - he was trying to pack the Court to achieve his political whims - much as the Democrats would like to do now. Oh, and let's not forget that small thing about putting Japanese-Americans in camps.

Harris also mentioned John Kennedy for what he did, followed up on by Lyndon Johnson. I think she's talking about the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Then she spoke about Barack Obama and the Affordable Care Act. But if that were such a great achievement, why is the system still a mess now?

Notice she doesn't mention George Washington or Abraham Lincoln. Is Barack Obama more "effective" than either of them? Really? Affordable Care Act is more important than winning the Cold War and Reagan? Of course, she has to mention Democrats.

But the funniest thing was that she left out her boss, Joe Biden. Now you might expect her to slip him in there in some way, not so much for him, as for herself. But even she realized that she couldn't do that, lest laughter ensue and she look even sillier. And maybe she did intend that as a little bit of a shot because there has been some acrimony between the Harris camp and the Biden camp.

Even leftist media person Mehdi Hasan laughed at that one.

https://t.co/zA5mSxBPtX pic.twitter.com/NAbxG3nuo2
— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) August 1, 2026

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