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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on the sustainability of Harris’ campaign momentum
Geoff Bennett:
So, Vice President Harris' campaign launch was greeted with enthusiasm, energy, and a ton of money from Democrats, Tam.
The question is, how can her campaign sustain this momentum for the next 99 days into Election Day?
Amy Walter:
There has been a pent-up enthusiasm among Democrats for someone, anybody who could prosecute the case against Donald Trump. They have that now in Kamala Harris.
I think that's not the part that she has to be as concerned about right now, is keeping enthusiasm up among Democrats, because it's not as — some of it is about her, but it's really, as it's long been, about not being Donald Trump and having somebody who can make the case against Donald Trump.
Geoff Bennett:
OK. So we have seen this polling shift recently. V.P. Harris is within one point of Trump with likely voters. And this is a major improvement when you look at where President Biden was.
Amy Walter:
Yes, not as dramatic as that, but what we're seeing in some of the battleground state polls that have come out in this last week is a shift two to three points in Harris' favor, which is good news if you're Kamala Harris.
But, as we discussed with this enthusiasm question, the real challenge, I think, going forward for Harris, isn't that she got the base consolidated? Well, actually, let me be fair. It wasn't always a given that the base would be consolidated.
So, in one week, to go from being the vice president who maybe, could be — we don't know if she's going to be able to do this, to she's now gotten the base behind her is something that I think was surprising to a lot of people, including a lot of Republicans, who were hoping for a more dramatic and less unifying experience.
But now she has to go the next step. So getting you two to three points or, in that national poll, moving four or five points gets you in the margin, but it doesn't get her ahead. So she's got to make now the sell to the swing voters.
PBS
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: Dandandat3
eventually, there will have to be a conversation about the issues, and "not being Donald Trump" might not be enough.
The Immigration problem, along with the inflation problem, along with the crime problem, along with the war on energy problem....Just showing her stance on those issues based on nothing more than her words and performance should be enough to wake up the one's that need it. But the MSM still has their job to do, and their propaganda/lies are strong.
He hasn't exactly done anything to bring in new voters
The democrats just picked there next candidate without due process showing they don’t care what their voters think.
originally posted by: TheLieWeLive
a reply to: Threadbarer
He hasn't exactly done anything to bring in new voters
Did he need to? The current administration did that for him. Do people really think others aren’t looking at the border policy as illegals parade into America?
The democrats just picked there next candidate without due process showing they don’t care what their voters think.
The democrats divisively and relentlessly went after a political opponent. Americans watched that wondering if they would be next.
The democrats have done plenty to bring Trump more voters.
originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: wAnchorofCarp
Is that his 'grabbing pussy' pose?
originally posted by: wAnchorofCarp
originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: wAnchorofCarp
Is that his 'grabbing pussy' pose?
Case and point.
originally posted by: wAnchorofCarp
a reply to: quintessentone
The contempt that ravages you from that photo evokes the same emotion in others.
Just not the same derangement.....