After almost two months of the most aggressive marketing rollout for a product since Coke reinvented Santa Claus, Kamala Harris has stormed out to a bit more than a 1-point lead in the opinion polls. Give or take. Within the margin of error. Some polls have Donald Trump leading.
In a widely viewed post on X, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. falsely describes the context of a video clip in which Kamala Harris talks about silencing someone with whom she disagrees. Once one understands the accurate context, her comment is just as appalling.
Is the honeymoon over for Kamala Harris? Given the media’s unending drooling over her candidacy, there should have been a major poll bump. Instead, Donald J. Trump has retaken the lead in the Electoral College probability model run by Nate Silver. Biden was running away with it by this point in the 2020 election.
Vice President Kamala Harris took ownership of the policies that led to costs soaring about 20 percent across the board during CNN’s Thursday interview.
CNN was the lucky winner of the first sit-down media interview with Vice President Kamala Harris since she was pushed to the top of the ticket nearly 40 days ago and, well, it didn’t go great.
The news media want voters to have extremely limited and controlled exposure to Kamala Harris and Donald Trump — for different reasons.
Vice President Kamala Harris’ very first interview of her campaign aired on CNN Thursday night.
We waited a month and a half for this and Harris’ much anticipated debut ended up containing barely more substance than the policy section of her website. (Don’t search too long for that section; it doesn’t exist.)
The Vice President got away for the most part with repeating her campaign’s platitudes about “the middle class” and “a new way forward” and was never seriously challenged on anything.
That’s a shame because the voters still haven’t received a straight answer about whether, and how, she has changed her views from the far-left positions she espoused in 2019 as a presidential candidate.
Pollster Frank Luntz said Wednesday on CNN that Vice President Kamala Harris’ honeymoon phase “looks like it has reached its peak,” as she now holds an estimated three-point lead.
Trump is trying to be the hard surface that prevents her from floating into office.
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