“I want to see her be used more effectively, and I think her being in charge of voting was important, but I question her other assignments,” Sharpton said.

Like the assignment to handle the border crisis, arguably the most critical assignment this administration could have doled out in the early months? That’s hardly “marginal.” But instead of managing that crisis competently, she ignored it in order to fly around Central America to hold climate change meetings.

“She was a prosecutor and a state attorney general, so she knows the criminal justice system and understands both sides,” Sharpton continued to blather. “She is also a black woman in the time of Breonna Taylor and other black women who have suffered racism, so I think that she should have those assignments and be able to get certain things to Congress.”

How has she suffered racism? She is vice president precisely because she’s black. (For that matter, Breonna Taylor wasn’t a victim of racism either. She was victimized by her drug-dealing boyfriend who opened gunfire on the police then stepped aside to expose her to return fire. Race had nothing to do with it.)

Kamala was no more qualified to be a prosecutor or attorney general than she is to be vice president. She’s a diversity hire with no political skills or insights whatsoever, only a lust for power and the determination to acquire it by any means necessary, and the American public has no confidence in her. But she’s black, so Sharpton wants her to have even more responsibility.