I'm sorry but what is this foolishness?
Breh...
Nvm
Not very complicated, Kamala Harris is a center right prosecutor who ran one of the worst Presidential campaigns of the 21st century (relative to money spent and her results produced). As a VP she served under a milquetoast return to status quo President (Biden), fumbled the biggest assignment she was given (immigration) and had an office that was mired by mass turn over and chaos (described by many long time advisors as one of the worst ran offices they've ever seen).
By all intents and purposes, a terrible candidate. She's only in the position she's in and has the support that she has because she stood next to Biden and is not Trump as she never would have been selected by the people to be here. They could make any Democrat under the age of 65 serving a notable position with a pulse into what Kamala is right now as they are not Trump and would have been endorsed by Biden as well. She doesn't even have to have a basic agenda in writing on her webpage:
Kamala Harris for President
to have the support she has right now. Just don't be Trump and don't look like you have dementia is the bar right now.
Her as a President will more likely than not be status quo. Nobody in life is really going to notice anything but their life getting progressively tougher, everything will continue to get more expensive, wages will continue to stagnate, life will continue to go on.
I'm going to remove the component of Walz likely having to actually won a primary to be in a Presidential position as he wasn't the VP.
Tim Walz is a well-liked center left governor with a proven history of being able to deliver progressive policies in his home state across partisan lines
(Tim Walz works across partisan lines to get students free food and mandatory paid time off for families, Kamala Harris works across party lines to criminalize child truancy , big difference right there).
Within the party I see him get love from progressives to Manchin which shows me he probably is well qualified to get the Democratic party to fall in line in ways Harris (and Biden) probably can't. From what I also read he definitely has a better opportunity at winning support from the right in terms of getting policies pushed through congress.
By all intents and purposes this is the basic outline of someone I'd call a competent candidate who has the likelihood of actually pushing a policy you can point to and say your day to day life actually got better because he was in office. I'd pick him over Biden as well because I know these folks:
have that problem that causes them to read things that aren't there. You can see it heavy in this thread already.