Kamala Harris Offers Galactic Diplomacy Course in Six Easy Payments
By Planetary Curriculum Correspondent, Bohiney Magazine
“It’s time we speak not just across aisles, but across galaxies. And do it… in our truth.”
— Vice President Kamala Harris, during the launch of her online interstellar diplomacy course, KamalaTeaches.space
From Veep to Venus: Kamala Goes Galactic
With Earth’s attention increasingly gripped by mysterious cigar-shaped objects and sky-wobbling UFOs, Vice President Kamala Harris has decided to expand her resume—and her audience—by launching an online masterclass in Galactic Diplomacy.
The six-part course, titled “Kamala Teaches Galactic Unity: Communication, Compassion, Cosmic Clarity,” is available for six easy payments of $88.88, or one moon rock and a sincere intention.
It’s hosted on a new educational platform, MasterOrb, founded by a group of former NASA interns, Marianne Williamson’s niece, and a golden retriever with 5G access.
Course Overview: What You’ll Learn (Allegedly)
The official syllabus promises students will:
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“Build bridges with beings who don’t have mouths, but might still want brunch.”
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“Deconstruct power dynamics between Earth and Alpha Centauri without using the word ‘colonial.’”
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“Understand gravitational microaggressions.”
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“Lead with light. Respond with laughter. Land the spaceship in love.”
Each module ends with a video of Kamala staring at the stars and murmuring, “It’s about presence. And presence… is about here. But also, there.”
Kamala’s First Class: A Free Preview That Left the Universe Confused
The free trial class went viral after Kamala opened by saying:
“Let us think not only about who we are, but where we are. And when we are. And perhaps… why we are… when we are… where we are.”
A distant nebula was seen imploding in frustration.
Transcripts of the course show quotes such as:
“We must be willing to listen… to sounds that may not be sounds. But feelings. That sound.”
“If peace is a frequency, then I am a Bluetooth speaker of possibility.”
Reaction from Earthlings: Confusion, Laughter, Enrollment
While critics called the course “a non-linear TED Talk conducted inside a lava lamp,” early sales are reportedly booming. The course sold 14,000 units in the first 48 hours, mostly to wellness coaches, retired sociology majors, and a group of dolphins who accessed the internet via a Florida SeaWorld breach.
Meanwhile, the Biden campaign is branding it as a “bold pivot to meet the needs of future voters—alien, interdimensional, or otherwise.”
Aliens Respond with Ambivalence
A message believed to be sent from a nearby exoplanet read:
“We watched Lesson Two. We are now less willing to communicate with Earth.”
Another probe blinked in Morse Code:
“We’re not mad. Just… confused.”
Despite this, the United Galactic Federation issued an open invitation to Harris to “maybe just audit a course on quantum neutrality before leading peace talks.”
Republicans Deem Course “Treasonous Space Wokeism”
Senator Josh Hawley, speaking from a Senate sauna in Missouri, said:
“We don’t need a Vice President whispering about gravitational empathy. We need lasers. Real, American lasers.”
The Freedom Caucus has filed legislation to ban the use of federal funds on:
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Space pronouns
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Cosmic trust circles
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Diplomatic healing crystals
Lauren Boebert demanded Harris debate Elon Musk in zero gravity, citing “a need for strong gravity-based leadership.”
Fox News Airs Special: “Kamala Harris and the Alien Invasion of Common Sense”
Hosted by Sean Hannity and a cartoon drawing of George Washington crying, the program warned:
“If Kamala teaches aliens the same way she teaches Americans, we’ll all be speaking in vague metaphors while being disintegrated.”
Tucker Carlson, guest appearing from his cryo-pod in Montana, muttered:
“What is diplomacy if not just a long apology for being free?”
The Course Materials: Pure Kamal-isms
Each module includes:
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A holographic workbook called “Negotiating With Light”
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A scented candle labeled “Awareness”
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Flashcards with phrases like “We see you” and “Is this your vibration?”
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A crystal USB containing high-pitched tones meant to “align your moon chakras”
The final assessment involves writing a heartfelt letter to the Andromeda galaxy and mailing it to the wind.
Democrats Try to Spin It as Visionary
AOC applauded the effort, tweeting:
“Earth is ready. Kamala is leading. The universe… is listening.”
Elizabeth Warren released a PowerPoint on “Indigenous Models of Interplanetary Trade Agreements,” while Bernie Sanders insisted:
“If aliens want free healthcare and unionized motherships, we should support them!”
Pete Buttigieg offered to audit the class and build a light rail system to Venus.
Gen Z Reacts with Cosmic Meme Storm
TikTok has exploded with reactions:
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Teens reenact Kamala’s pauses in various galaxies.
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#GalacticKamala now trends alongside #AlienASMR and #MarsButMakeItPolitical
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One user did an interpretive dance to the quote: “Diplomacy is not about the handshake. It is about the hand… and the shake… and the moment between.”
A viral video set to a lo-fi beat remixed her voice saying:
“Space. But also… grace.”
Joe Biden Sees This as a Re-Election Opportunity
At a recent press conference, President Biden gave his support:
“Look, folks. Kamala’s gonna talk to the aliens. And she’s good at talking. Sometimes… you gotta talk… slow. To be heard.”
He then stared at a lamp for 45 seconds and whispered, “God bless that moon woman.”
Spiritual Gurus Sign Up En Masse
Deepak Chopra called the course “a linguistic teleportation through thought.”
Oprah sent a fruit basket and wrote, “You teach… with stillness.”
Goop’s Gwyneth Paltrow included Kamala’s course in her Summer 2025 must-haves, along with “Astro-Lube” and “Zero-Gravity Lemon Balm.”
Space Force Wants In (Sort of)
The U.S. Space Force requested that Module 5—“Navigating Non-Verbal Hostility from Pulsars”—be turned into a tactical training simulator.
A leaked internal memo shows confusion:
“We don’t know what the hell she’s saying, but the enemies don’t either. That’s strategic.”
What the Funny People Are Saying
“Kamala teaching aliens diplomacy is like a dog teaching cats how to do taxes. Noble, but confusing.”
— Ron White
“Her class is just a TED Talk that got lost in the woods and came back wearing crystals.”
— Sarah Silverman
“Aliens landed, heard Kamala say ‘space is a place and also a feeling,’ and left faster than a bad first date.”
— Jerry Seinfeld
“We finally got aliens to return our calls—and Kamala answered with a riddle about the stars.”
— Trevor Noah
“If I wanted someone to confuse an alien, I’d send my Aunt Linda after three white wines. Or Kamala. Same thing.”
— Bill Burr
Final Exam Leaked Online
The final assignment requires students to:
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Channel their inner solar resonance
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Create a diplomatic mission statement for Venus using only emojis
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Mediate a fake argument between a comet and an asteroid using active listening and lavender oil
Cheating is discouraged but cosmic intuition is encouraged.
Course Reviews Pour In
★★★★★ — “I didn’t understand a word, but I feel deeply seen.”
★★★★☆ — “Made me cry in Martian.”
★★☆☆☆ — “I accidentally summoned a spirit. Now I owe it rent.”
★☆☆☆☆ — “Thought it was a Star Wars spin-off. Very disappointed.”
Kamala’s Response to the Criticism
During a livestream Q&A, Harris addressed the backlash:
“Sometimes we must speak… not to be understood… but to understand. And when we speak to the stars, they may not answer. But they may also… already know.”
She then took a deep breath, floated a paper crane into the air, and closed the Zoom window.
Conclusion: She’s Not the Diplomat We Wanted, But Maybe the One We Deserve
Kamala Harris’s Galactic Diplomacy Course has left Earth divided, bewildered, and faintly hopeful. She may not end war, but she might confuse our enemies into forgetting they were mad.
It’s part manifesto, part guided meditation, and part poetic scavenger hunt. And somehow, it’s still polling better than Congress.
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