Michael Huber 
As the U.S. economy dipped Monday, Donald Trump’s famously triggered aide accused his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris, of not only causing an inflation and border crisis but of ducking the media for more than two weeks.
The U.S. experienced a frightening Monday stock market plunge reminiscent of a 1987 crash that spread around the world. The S&P 500 dropped 3 percent — its worst day in nearly two years — as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell over 1,000 points, or 2.6 percent, and the Nasdaq composite fell 3.4 percent.
The dip sparked Steven Cheung to issue a rant, blaming the Democratic vice president for everything from the stock market to the border crisis, saying the stock market has “completely cratered and the Kamala inflation crisis continues to be a boot on the neck on every American trying to survive.”
He added: “We are on the brink of witnessing World War III erupt while Kamala pussyfoots around with terrorists. And the Kamala Border Crisis continues to rage on with criminals and terrorists streaming across the border wreaking havoc into every American community.”
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Cheung said Harris and her campaign have focused too much on “being brat and doing weird things with coconuts” — and accused them of “ducking media interviews, ignoring press questions, and avoiding debate challenges” for 15 days.
“15 days of silence,” said Cheung. “What’s the matter, Kamala, has the cat got your tongue?”
Cheung is no stranger to incendiary statements.
Last month, he reacted with fury over a Daily Beast report in which GOP sources gossiped over J.D. Vance. In that statement, he referred to the beast’s loose-lipped sources as “bottom-feeding parasites.”
