RamsayBolton
Superstar
Two recent articles make it clear how Kamala's campaign is operating
It's been very clear that she's completely avoiding getting any freebies for race or focusing on race or targeting based on race. Instead she's hearing the needs of everyone and doing her best to propose policies that will help everyone, but especially the middle class.
Ironically her winning would be the best possible outcome for team BothSides and team NoVote. She is flat out, explicitly saying and signaling that she wants to actually earn and work for your votes. A Kamala Harris win could shape how future democrats appeal to us in the future.
Kamala Harris doesn’t talk often about her Black and South Asian American identity. She’s not talking to Latino voters about theirs either.
It’s a major shift in how Democrats are targeting Latino voters this cycle — and a rebuke of the belief long held by many Democrats that overt appeals on race and progressive policies on immigration are key to winning Latino votes.
But after Democrats hemorrhaged support from Latinos over the last decade, Harris is attempting to chart a path away from identity politics, including in the way she’s courting Latino voters in states like Arizona, Nevada and Pennsylvania.
“The Harris campaign understands what we’ve been saying about Latinos for a long time, which is that we’re not a monolith,” said Matt Tuerk, the first Latino mayor of Allentown, Pennsylvania, a predominantly Latino community that was a recent stop on the campaign’s bus tour highlighting abortion rights. “We’re all Americans, too. We have a lot of the same basic values that every American has.”
Kamala Harris admits she still has ‘to earn’ the Black male vote
Vice-president also calls out racist comments made by Donald Trump
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“I think it’s very important to not operate from the assumption that Black men are in anybody’s pocket. Black men are like any other voting group,” Harris said in an interview hosted by the National Association of Black Journalists in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
It's been very clear that she's completely avoiding getting any freebies for race or focusing on race or targeting based on race. Instead she's hearing the needs of everyone and doing her best to propose policies that will help everyone, but especially the middle class.
Ironically her winning would be the best possible outcome for team BothSides and team NoVote. She is flat out, explicitly saying and signaling that she wants to actually earn and work for your votes. A Kamala Harris win could shape how future democrats appeal to us in the future.