Vice President Harris delivered the keynote speech at West Point's graduation ceremony on Saturday, making her the first woman to give a commencement address in the military academy's 221-year history.

Someone who never served in the military, or really served anyone aside from the multiple dicks she sucked for political positions.

The watershed moment comes amid the 75th anniversary of two major turning points in the U.S. military — the beginning of women having a permanent place in the armed forces and the end of racial segregation in the military. "These milestones are a reminder of a fundamental truth," Harris told graduates on Saturday morning. "Our military is strongest when it reflects people of America."

No, it’s not, our military is strongest when it reflects the strongest people of America. You don’t want a Down’s syndrome person with a grenade in hand. Women have been a net detriment to military operations since the inclusion. It’s been repeatedly proven in studies, why they have a lower physical fitness requirement, why they cost more than men for everything, and why they magically get pregnant before deployment.