In the entertaining world of modern politics, where drama often seems to play out like a reality TV show, we have our regular cast of characters and their seemingly endless acts. Enter Hillary Clinton, who, despite the outcome of the 2016 election, continues to haunt us with her persistent grievances. It appears that her defeat by Donald Trump wasn’t quite enough to dim her spotlight. Instead, she’s mastered the art of turning insufferable complaint monologues into a sub-genre of entertainment all her own.

Now, it seems we have Kamala Harris revving up to become Hillary’s spiritual successor. Like a sequel nobody asked for, Kamala brings her own edition of public engagements, expressing her concerns about various political issues. She seems to be on a tour — engaging with the public and addressing criticisms leveled at her. Her engagements are as much about politics as they are about theatrics. Here’s an unforgettable scene reportedly from a recent event, where Kamala shared her frustrations with the challenges of public office, highlighting the stress and dynamics of political life.

Meanwhile, real issues like economic disparities, notably the looming SNAP benefits cuts, are downplayed against this backdrop of high-profile squabbles and publicity pursuits. While politicians and their supporters splash lavishly on campaigns, those very funds might have been more productively used toward addressing real-world problems, like feeding hungry babies—not exactly the glitzy part of the show, but crucial nonetheless.

As we watch these plots unfold from the comfort of our living rooms, we’re reminded that, at least for now, this political reality show has no season finale in sight. Grab your popcorn, folks, because it seems the drama, and perhaps a bit too much of the self-serving theatrics, will continue unabated.