rant · moment 9 of 24
Explaining "The Vibe" and Kamala Harris's Post-Reality Campaign
from Twerk For Your Supper & The KHive | The Tim Dillon Show #403 · #403
4 min
Tim introduces the concept of "the vibe" (vibracy) as a release from rules and reality, arguing Kamala Harris's campaign works because she stands for nothing and is simply thrown as a party, referencing flip-flops on fracking and healthcare.
- Tim explains what 'the vibe' is: a release from laws, rules, gravity, and reality itself.
- Andrew Sullivan called it a 'vibracy'—Kamala Harris flipping on fracking, healthcare, and border security doesn't matter because it has no foundation in reality.
- Kamala Harris is doing what Trump did in 2016: throwing a party, except it's harder after someone shoots at your head.
- The Democrats are living in a post-reality world of parties, twerking, and 'Yas queening'—nothing tangible, nothing that touches actual policy.
- The campaign itself is like the sphere—pretty colors flying by at a mile a minute, with zero substantive policies presented to voters.
- Democrats have built their perfect robot candidate: half Indian, half Black, attractive woman secretly controlled by billionaires.