With more than enough delegates pledged to Kamala Harris along with top Democrat endorsements from Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Hillary Clinton, and others, it seems all but inevitable. The current vice president will be the Democratic Party nominee following Joe Biden’s decision to step aside.
The immediate reaction from the right, including myself, was largely one of mockery. We posted the videos. We laughed at the memes. We pointed out that Trump still bests Harris in most polls. To be sure, there’s nothing wrong with that. Everything said about her awkward, inauthentic presentation is true, and Trump is still the favorite based on the data we currently have.
Still, there’s a point where over-confidence begins to creep in, and it’s starting to feel like Republicans have reached that point. That’s not a call for panic. Not at all, but if you’re only into people telling you how…
