Former Clinton pollster Doug Schoen said on a podcast Tuesday that Vice President Kamala Harris’ “falsehoods” are her big problem as Election Day approaches.
The polls between former President Donald Trump and Harris are close, with Trump holding a slight lead in several battleground states, according to RealClearPolitics polling averages. On “The Megyn Kelly Show,” SiriusXM’s Megyn Kelly criticized Harris’ record as “not impressive,” something Schoen agreed with and said voters shared a similar view. He pointed out that it seems that (Related: F**k No!: Popular sports podcaster apparently responds to Kamala Harris’ interview request)
“Well, Meghan, I don’t think there’s anything particularly impressive about her record. More generally, what the polls tell us is that voters are finding that Kamala Harris doesn’t really have anything. “It’s starting to make sense,” Shane began. “Whether it’s her career as a law student, as a lawyer, as a prosecutor, as attorney general. There doesn’t seem to be any comprehensive argument she can make other than “I’m only too happy to change it accordingly.” ”
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“So, Megyn, what I see is an issue that goes beyond honesty to inauthenticity, and that’s actually the bigger issue she’s facing as Election Day approaches.” Because voters see her as having no record, no future agenda, and no sense of character that gives people real confidence,” Schoen concluded. .
The rise of the Democratic Party is increasing I’m worried Experts have warned that the race in November is likely to be very close in 2024, with Harris losing ground in key voting groups such as Hispanics and black men. .
In response, Harris said:Opportunity Agenda for Black Menannounced on October 14, proposes to provide $20,000 loans to 1 million Black entrepreneurs and others who face barriers to starting or growing a business.
At a Pennsylvania rally on Oct. 10, Harris brought former President Barack Obama to the stage, but his message received backlash as he scolded undecided voters.
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