Even Kamala Harris’ biggest supporters can’t deny her ineffective leading any longer. The liberal Los Angeles Times, who published glowing articles on Harris just a few months ago has finally seen the truth. Staff writer Noah Bierman published a article headlined, “Essential Politics: Failure of elections bill shows limits of Kamala Harris’ influence,” that finally highlights the fact that Harris has done nothing since entering the White House.

According to Fox News:

Bierman noted there was “justifiable skepticism” when President Biden selected Harris to lead an effort to expand voting rights.

“Fast forward three weeks, and Democrats are where many thought they would be: nowhere. The Senate killed the House-passed ‘For the People Act’ on Tuesday, with Democrats lacking the 60 votes to overcome a Republican filibuster,” Bierman wrote. “As for Harris’ role, the takeaway was how little we saw of her. No dramatic trips to the Senate to court votes. No statements on how to find compromise. No known talks with West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin, the sole Democratic holdout in supporting the bill.”

The Times writer then took another shot at Harris, noting “her lack of any significant engagement in the Senate has not been a surprise” to anyone who has paid attention to her political career.

“She served only four years there, a good portion of that time running for president. Her best-known interaction with Manchin involved angering him, when she went on television in his home state earlier this year to push for an economic relief bill, and he publicly complained she hadn’t given him a heads-up,” Bierman wrote.

More than 90 days ago Harris was tapped to lead the administration’s efforts on the U.S.-Mexico border crisis and it wasn’t until former President Trump announced his plan to visit the border that she finally caved and did the same.