‘TONE DEAF’: Harris was eviscerated for her latest pledge to Lebanon by critics on social media, who argue the vice president appears to prioritize civilians abroad over Americans suffering at home in the wake of Hurricane Helene.

Vice President Kamala Harris has faced significant backlash on social media after her recent pledge of aid to Lebanon.

Critics argue that Harris appears more focused on international relief efforts than addressing domestic issues, especially in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which has left many Americans in need of urgent assistance.

Hurricane Helene, a devastating storm, has caused widespread destruction, displacing families and damaging infrastructure in multiple states. Many believe that the vice president’s attention should be squarely on helping American citizens recover from this natural disaster, rather than extending aid to foreign countries at this critical time.

The criticism has been particularly strong from social media users, with many describing her actions as “tone-deaf” and accusing her of neglecting domestic priorities. This comes amid ongoing debates about the balance between U.S. foreign aid and the need to address pressing issues at home, including disaster relief, poverty, and infrastructure failures. The debate continues to fuel political divisions as Americans call