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Way back in yesteryear, a person\u2019s deepest secrets, dreams, and insecurities might be discovered by snooping through their diary. Now, a glance at their search history, as the campaign of Kamala Harris<\/strong> has imagined doing in its latest absolutely scorching social media burn on Republican opponent Donald Trump<\/strong>, does the trick tidily.<\/p>\n In a TikTok posted during the internet\u2019s Golden Hour Monday<\/a> night (aka way past your bedtime and well before your weekday alarm clock goes off), the @kamalahq account imagined Trump hunt-and-pecking his way through life\u2019s questions with the help of his friendly neighborhood search engine. \u201cWhat is a prosecutor,\u201d they imagine the candidate asking, and \u201chow to spell democarat.\u201d (Not like that!)<\/p>\n \u201cDo people really not like JD?\u201d he wonders. (No AI needed for that one, his veep pick JD Vance<\/strong> is not crushing it<\/a>, particularly with women) And the kill shot, beckoning back to when the answers to life were but a GIF-heavy Buzzfeed questionnaire away: \u201cam i weird quiz.\u201d<\/p>\n As the saying goes, if you have to ask\u2026<\/p>\n This particular imagined search query doubles down on a strategy the Democrats have found particularly effective, mocking Republicans by calling them and their ideologies \u201cweird.\u201d<\/a> Fixating on women\u2019s bodies? Weird. Repeatedly invoking a fictional cannibal complete with his also-fictional honorific? Weird! Diet Mountain Dew? So, so weird. You (in this case, the \u201cyou\u201d is the imaginary Trump the Harris campaign has dreamed up, squinting forlornly at a laptop on Trump Force One) hear it enough and you start to wonder, wait, am<\/em> I weird? Suddenly, it seems to make sense to just go ahead and ask Jeeves.<\/p>\n Well, Donald, let\u2019s see what the algorithm has to say about that.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n