When They Were Nobodies!

Kamala Harris gets accosted by Anna Paulina Luna. Harris became U.S. Vice President and Luna is an insufferable U.S. lawmaker from Florida.

Ironic.

PatriotTakes, a progressive group on X responsible for viral videos and the "Republicans are so weird" attacks has caught a moment.

Then California Democratic Senator Kamala Harris, her press aide Laphonza Butler engage with Turning Point USA activist Anna Paulina Luna.

Fast forward to 2024 and you have Vice President Kamala Harris, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, retiring Sen. Laphonza Butler (D-CA) and Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL).

Luna is an insufferable lawmaker from St. Petersburg, Florida. She has no legislative accomplishments and is basically a George Santos like character. She is a weird one.

She is not the badly built bleach blonde butch body. That goes to the weirdest and laziest member Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA). She magically disappeared from the junk food media's coverage now that Biden is gone. No more talk about Hunter Biden or Tara Reade. 

Luna who was asking for selfie soon turned it into a confrontation and screaming session.

Harris smiled at her and told her that she wants to not engage in this shouting match.

Butler got in between and told Luna to go about her way.

Luna would soon depart with her hands stained with Doritos.

Luna was accused of lying about her past life. 

The Republicans voted this weird ass troll to Congress.

Luna has claimed her father raised her to follow Messianic Judaism, an evangelical movement that incorporates Jewish traditions into Protestant Christianity, and that she is "a small fraction Ashkenazi". Members of her extended family have said her father was Catholic and that "they were not aware of him practicing any form of Judaism while Luna was growing up". Her mother has said that Luna's father was a "Christian that embraced the Messianic faith" after getting clean from drug addiction. Her grandfather, Heinrich Mayerhofer, identified as Catholic when he immigrated to Canada in 1954.

In 2020, Luna claimed in a PragerU documentary that her "entire mother's side of the family and father's side of the family on both sides are from Mexico". Her paternal grandfather, however, was German.

Luna has said that she "grew up in the welfare system" she was raised by her mother on government assistance with "no family to rely on", and she was raised in a "broken home mentality".

Luna claims that her father was a drug addict. She has said that, at the age of 10, she found his bag of meth.

She has also said that her maternal grandmother died of AIDS due to heroin use. Her mother Monica refutes this, confirming her own mother was a long-time heroin user and was HIV positive, but actually died of cancer when her daughter (Anna) was only one year old. By 2020, both she (Anna) and her mother (Monica) had chosen the Luna surname as "an homage" to that same woman's maiden name.

Luna has claimed that both she and her mother lacked "a strong extended network of people" who could help care for them, and that she had attended "over six high schools" before graduating.

Luna's cousin has said, "The whole family kind of raised her—my dad was a part of her life when she was younger and we all kind of coddled her ... She was always a part of everything, all these family gatherings and activities". Luna's aunt said, "She had everything. What she needed and more ... And not only did [Luna's mother] provide for her, but [Luna's grandfather] did, too".

Luna has disputed these accounts, saying that she "barely spent any time with them in her entire life". Luna's mother said that she had to rely on welfare for periods of time, especially while she was putting herself through college at the University of California, Irvine and then at the UCLA School of Law, and that she was the only source of meaningful financial support for the family.

Air Force members who served with Luna in Missouri said that she wore designer clothing and that she had mentioned having nannies as a child. Luna's mother said that she owned a designer coat that she had bought at a thrift store and was known to wear it frequently, and that the idea of her having had nannies is "preposterous".