Kamala Harris's Semiconductor Plant Visit Sparks Social Media Mockery

Vice President Harris's attempt to touch sharp silicon during a Michigan factory tour drew criticism and comparisons to comedic TV moments.

Vice President Kamala Harris visited Hemlock Semiconductors in Saginaw, Michigan, as part of her presidential campaign activities.
During the tour, Harris asked if she could touch a piece of silicon, prompting a factory worker to caution her about its sharpness.
The exchange quickly went viral, with social media users mocking Harris's interaction with the factory workers.
Critics likened the incident to comedic scenes from the TV show 'Veep,' highlighting perceived awkwardness in her campaign appearances.
The visit comes as Harris faces a tight race against Donald Trump, with recent polls showing a narrow lead for Trump in Michigan.