There was understandably a difficult thread to needle: don't associate too much with Biden because he's massively unpopular, but don't throw him under the bus too much because you'll look like a fake, disloyal career politician, and nobody likes those either.
Would that candidate be able to do that though ? I have trouble seeing a Dem candidate shytting on a Dem incumbent president. They still the same party at the end of the day.
We have conventions for a reason.
Lost the latinos nearly lost independents.
She paraded Liz Cheney around in the final weeks, ran "country over party" rallies and chastised Trump for not finishing the border wall
And he got 6% of the overall Republican vote compared to Kamala's 5%. So what does that tell you
probably, but we didn't have to run the fukking VP who could be directly tied to this economy. bidenflation equaled harrisflation
Honestly she needed to be more ambitious on her plans. The only thing I think of as a policy directive that she had was 25k for new homeowners. She needed to have ideas that were populist. Throw stuff at the wall and see what get stuck. But, if your two choices are offending Biden or winning the election. I would take the later everytime.There was understandably a difficult thread to needle: don't associate too much with Biden because he's massively unpopular, but don't throw him under the bus too much because you'll look like a fake, disloyal career politician, and nobody likes those either.
It doesn't explain why she went on The View and said she would do nothing different than Biden tho
Who the fukk is putting their career on the line outside of the vp with 3 months to go?
