Who would have guessed voters might be looking for something more from a future commander in chief than the joy and positive vibes Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign is offering?
Democrats believed the media-created excitement surrounding their otherwise inept standard bearer could carry her all the way to the White House in November. They were mistaken. Unfortunately for them, the euphoria peaked too soon and then faded, leaving the Harris campaign in an unenviable state of desperation.
Up until early October, everything went according to plan. Although Harris underperformed the previous polling results of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in 2016 and President Joe Biden in 2020, she was still ahead of former President Donald Trump nationally by more than 2%, and she looked strong in the battleground states. Moreover, with one brief exception, she had maintained a…
