That doesn't count as attending, Kamala.
Tonight is the 79th Al Smith charity dinner. It’s a tradition for the presidential candidates to attend and roast each other.“Vice President Harris will appear via a pre-recorded video at tonight’s dinner,” Joseph Zwilling, spokesman for the Archdiocese of New York, told the DCNF.
“Although we traditionally have had the privilege of hosting two presidential candidates, unfortunately Vice President Kamala Harris is still unable to join us this year due to conflicts with her campaign schedule,” Mary Erdoes, vice chair of the Al Smith Foundation’s board of directors, wrote in an email Friday which was obtained by the DCNF. “Please know that we exhausted every possible effort and connection we had to try to get her there, but to no avail.
The Al Smith dinner raises money for Catholic charities that help children with financial and medical needs.She can’t take a little bit of roasting, how is she going to talk to Vladimir Putin or Xi or Kim Jong-unSay, what’s the name of the TV Trope where somebody substitutes an embarrassing video in place of the video scheduled to be shown at a public event?
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