Horrifying moment Democrat Karen screams in child’s face in front of shocked father at Harris event

A young woman at a Kamala Harris rally is facing backlash after screaming in a child’s face while the young girl sat next to her in her stroller.

The young woman, who has yet to be identified, began screaming in the child’s face and was then pulled away by another onlooker.

She was filmed shouting in the young girl’s face: ‘I don’t care, it’s your father.’

The man was already surrounded by unhappy Harris supporters and an “Angry” was heard before the young woman began shouting at the child.

He then picked up the young girl, spoke into his microphone and said, “Are you ashamed at all? Are you ashamed?’ To which she simply replied, “No.”

“Look at her face, everyone is looking at her face,” the man continued, referring to his five-year-old daughter.

After pulling away, the woman in blue stood in front of the man’s face again and asked, “Why would you bring her here?”

While it is not clear where the incident took place, it is claimed that the chaos took place outside Harris’ meeting in Houston on Friday evening.

Online comments were up in arms about the young woman’s behavior and praised the woman who pulled her away.

One wrote: ‘What unhinged psychopath shouts at someone else’s child like that?’

‘Great respect for the lady who walked in. You see her say, “No, no, no, that’s a baby!” Regardless of which side of the issue she is on, she did the right thing. I wish more people were like this,” said another.

‘She went out of her way to shout at the child. Whyyyy? The girl just sat there.”

“Even her own colleague knew this was wrong,” said a fourth comment.

On Friday evening, Beyoncé took the stage to show her support Kamala Harris during a massive demonstration Texas as the race for the White House appears to be a dead heat.

“We are so happy to stand here on this stage as proud women from rural Texas supporting and celebrating the one and only Vice President Kamala Harris,” she said.

The megastar praised Harris, saying she promotes unity while praising the energy and “positivity” in the room.

“We are on the cusp of an incredible shift, on the edge of history,” Beyoncé said.

Beyoncé said she wasn’t there as a celebrity, but as a mother “who cares deeply about the world in which my children and all our children live, a world in which we have the freedom to control our bodies.”

Trump, meanwhile, was in Michigan on Friday but made his supporters wait three hours to record a popular podcast interview with Joe Rogan.

The interview, recorded in Austin, Texas, was released Friday evening and lasted a whopping three hours, with Trump telling many familiar stories from his rallies and other interviews, as well as discussing topics such as the existence of UFOs with Rogan.

On Saturday, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris were both deeply involved in the battle for Michigan as the candidates campaigned.

Trump made the rare decision to give up his own bed and spend the night in Detroit after his Friday evening rally in Traverse City in northern Michigan.

He rallied thousands of supporters at an indoor venue in Novi, a Detroit suburb, with polls showing a tight race in Michigan and all seven battleground states.

‘This campaign is on fire, you can feel it!’ said Michigan Rep. Lisa McClain, as she warmed up Trump’s crowd in the Detroit suburb of Novi.

Harris, meanwhile, held a campaign rally with Michelle Obama later on Saturday at the Wings Event Center in Kalamazoo,

Mrs. Obama is considered a favored campaign manager who rallied Democrats at the party’s convention in Chicago in August.