Kamala Harris was not only the border czar, she was also the broadband czar. Her performance was the same in both roles — total failure:

Biden tapped Kamala Harris to serve as the rural broadband czar in 2021. Part of her task was overseeing the implementation of a $42 billion program to connect Americans in rural and remote parts of the country to the Internet. According to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) member Brendan Carr, however, after almost 1,000 days, not a single person has actually been connected to the web.

Why not? Because moonbattery:

Internet service providers (ISPs) and lawmakers on Capitol Hill contend the Biden-Harris government’s burdensome regulations—including climate change mandates, union worker requirements, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies—have brought progress on expanding rural Internet access to a halt.

Considering that the Swamp is based on the principle of failing upward, Cackling Kamala has a perfect record.

Hat tip: Liberty Daily.