We’re starting to get a clearer picture of the support—or lack thereof—Harris/Walz can actually muster. It’s still early, but signs of trouble are already popping up in progressive paradise, just as many predicted. Unsurprisingly to most, Kamala Harris isn’t finishing strong—in fact, she’s been struggling to find her message from the start. And now, as we edge closer to the big day, she’s looking more and more like a candidate without a solid backbone of support.
One place where this failure is glaring like a bright neon sign is in Georgia. You’ve heard of the famous ‘Souls to the Polls,’ right? Well, the push to get churchgoers out early in Georgia has turned into a complete disaster for Kamala Harris; it shouldn’t shock anyone.
First off, Kamala is doing worse than Joe, senility and all. Are you surprised?
Harry Enten this morning on CNN.
This is why Democrats are freaking out.
'Kamala is doing 6 points worse in polling than Biden in 2020.'pic.twitter.com/v4mIzjWLEI
— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) October 11, 2024
And that recent Fox News interview didn’t do her any favors either.
In just six days, Kamala Harris went from being tied to trailing by 14 points pic.twitter.com/07ycviTdSS
— Kalshi (@Kalshi) October 16, 2024
Sure, Biden has dementia, but at least he’s a well-known figure who’s been in the thick of it for almost five decades. Love him or hate him, his name alone can carry him further than his actual record of success ever could. Kamala Harris doesn’t have that luxury. She’s a political nobody and one of the most unpopular VPs in US history. There’s nothing she’s accomplished that gets people excited, and she’s got no clear agenda. Is she trying to turn the page on the failed Biden regime or build on it? It’s hard to tell because her messaging is a confused mess and all over the map. […]
— Read More: revolver.news
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