Kamala Harris was criticized for using a repetitive phrase in her speech, prompting the question: "Why does she do this?"

On Wednesday, Vice President Kamala Harris was subjected to ridicule following her use of the phrase "the children of the community" in a repetitive manner.

At the 47th Annual Leadership Conference of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute in Washington, D.C., Harris discussed her presidential campaign but did not provide many specific details about her policies.

Harris emphasized the importance of providing families with resources to help parents raise their children well, stating, "I grew up believing that the children of our community are our shared responsibility, and we must all work together to ensure that they have the resources they need to reach their full potential."

Numerous political commentators on social media were quick to call out the statement.

Riley Gaines of OutKick questioned, "What makes her behave like that?"

David Harsanyi criticized the statement, "Although it is a tautology, she fails to use different words to express the same idea."

"She is a deep thinker," commentator Carmine Sabia quipped.

"Podcaster Tim Young stated that Kamala lacks serious interviews because she is unintelligent and disorganized."

Mike North imitated Harris' tone, stating, "Grew up in the area, I'm a local guy residing in the community with neighbors who also dwell in the community."

Other commentators dismissed the humor and contended that the statement implies a dark future.

Brandon Morse, RedState senior editor, cautioned that Democrats consider your children as their own.

Jeff Carlson, a market analyst and political commentator, warned against being deceived, stating that Kamala's approach to "It takes a village" is rooted in Marxism.

The vice president has a history of using the word "community" in a repetitive manner in a circular fashion.

In 2022, she spoke at the Children's National Hospital in Washington, D.C., and declared, "The children of the community are the children of the community."

In 2023, she was ridiculed for stating that community banks are situated in the community.

Planet Chronicle' Stephen Sorace contributed to this report.