Woman Screams At Baby During Harris Rally

(Rightallegiance.com) – A shocking video involving a heated confrontation outside Vice President Kamala Harris’ Houston rally is circulating widely on social media, drawing criticism for the way a woman was seen treating a young child. The incident, which occurred on Friday, has left many stunned as it shows the emotional extremes that political gatherings can provoke.

A deranged woman at a Kamala rally screaming at a little girl. They kill babies, they mutilate children, they scream at children. It’s almost as if they hate children. pic.twitter.com/KB5FxWHWNG

— Evangelist Tim Lee (@MarineTimLee) October 26, 2024

Vice President Harris was in Houston for a high-profile rally, which featured notable appearances from celebrities like Beyoncé, Jessica Alba, and Willie Nelson. The event was intended as a final push to garner support from voters in the traditionally Republican state ahead of next week’s election. As the rally took place, a video surfaced that has since gone viral, showing a disturbing interaction between a woman and a toddler.

The video shows a woman in a light blue T-shirt approaching a stroller containing a small child. It appears to have been filmed outside the Houston Metro station amidst the large crowds gathered for the rally, many of whom were wearing campaign attire in support of Harris. Without any apparent provocation, the woman bends down and screams directly into the young girl’s face. The footage does not provide clarity on what the woman said or why she targeted the child in the first place. Almost immediately, a man, believed to be the girl’s father, picked up the toddler and moved her away to safety.

The tense confrontation escalated further as another woman intervened, confronting the woman who had screamed at the child. The intervening woman quickly pulled her away and reprimanded her for the outburst, clearly upset at the treatment of the toddler. “Not at the baby, not at the baby,” she can be heard saying as she tries to diffuse the situation. The man holding the child, who was also seen holding a microphone, confronted the screaming woman, asking her: “Are you not ashamed at all? Look at her face!” The context of the microphone remains unclear—whether he was a counter-protester or had some other role in the event.

Since being posted online, the video has amassed over 22 million views on the social media platform X as of Monday morning. Many viewers expressed outrage at the woman’s actions, condemning her aggressive behavior towards the child. Comments on social media were also full of praise for the woman who intervened, with many calling her a hero for stepping in to protect the toddler from further distress.

The Houston rally itself attracted an impressive turnout, reportedly drawing around 30,000 attendees, partly due to the news that Beyoncé would make an appearance. The pop icon, who hails from Houston, formally endorsed Kamala Harris during the event but did not perform. “It’s time for America to sing a new song,” Beyoncé declared, addressing the enthusiastic crowd. “Ladies and gentlemen, please give a big, loud Texas welcome to the next president of the United States, Vice President Kamala Harris.”

Ahead of the rally, rumors circulated, fueled by media reports from outlets like MSNBC, suggesting that Beyoncé might also perform during the event. However, she ultimately did not take the stage to sing, a decision that became a point of contention. The Trump campaign was quick to seize on this, accusing Harris of misleading the public about Beyoncé’s role to attract more attendees. They argued that the promise of a performance was used as a tactic to build a larger audience for Harris.

Former President Donald Trump also commented on the Houston event during his own rally held in Michigan on Saturday. He claimed that Beyoncé’s brief appearance disappointed the crowd when she did not perform. “Beyoncé went up and spoke for a couple of minutes and then left, and the place went crazy,” Trump said, referring to the Houston rally. “They booed the hell out of everybody. They thought she was going to perform. What happened was my opponent got up and started speaking, and they booed the hell out of her. It’s crazy. They have to use people to get people to come, and then they send buses. We don’t send buses. Everybody comes. We’re just going to make America great again. It’s very simple.”

The event in Houston showcased both the high stakes of the upcoming election and the emotional intensity it has sparked among voters. With just days left before the election, both campaigns are making their final appeals to voters, and it’s clear that tensions are running high on all sides.