Harris Struggles as DNC Doubts Her 2024 Viability
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Posted 116 days ago
Kamala Harris, the current vice president, faces growing scrutiny as the Democratic National Committee (DNC) rallies behind her candidacy for the 2024 election.
Despite the DNC's attempts to portray her as a competitive challenger to Donald Trump, there's increasing evidence that the party itself lacks confidence in her ability to secure a victory.
Recent reports have revealed that Harris has been notably avoiding media engagements and public speaking opportunities since stepping into the spotlight as the presumptive nominee.
This behavior raises questions about her preparedness and capability to take on Trump, a formidable opponent from whom she has struggled to distinguish herself.
A compliance manager at the DNC, Joyce DeCerce, was caught on film admitting that the party doesn't genuinely believe Harris can win, revealing a troubling disparity between the DNC's messaging and its internal assessments.
This lack of faith is compounded by a somewhat desperate push to resurrect Harris's image—attempts that include cringe-worthy social media campaigns and theatrics surrounding her public appearances.
A particular rally in Atlanta spotlighted this disconnect when attendees reportedly left in droves once Harris began to speak, favoring the performance of a popular opening act rather than Harris herself.
Such scenes depict a candidate struggling to generate authentic enthusiasm among voters, calling into question whether she can effectively challenge Trump in the 2024 election.
Indeed, with the DNC pouring resources into Harris's campaign, it appears their strategy may be more about generating funding and media coverage than genuine belief in her electoral viability.
The political landscape suggests that while Harris may be the chosen figure for the Democrats, her potential as a unifying candidate is dubious at best.
As the Republicans look forward to the upcoming election, they may be gaining an advantage by simply waiting for the inevitable fallout of a campaign perceived as lacking substance.
Underestimating Trump would be a mistake; his proven ability to galvanize support in the face of opposition is a significant factor that Harris will have to contend with.
As her candidacy unfolds, the question remains: Can the DNC legitimately sustain the momentum necessary to present Kamala Harris as a viable contender, or will this election become a missed opportunity for Democrats?
Sources:
rumble.com
redstate.com
mediaite.com
Despite the DNC's attempts to portray her as a competitive challenger to Donald Trump, there's increasing evidence that the party itself lacks confidence in her ability to secure a victory.
Recent reports have revealed that Harris has been notably avoiding media engagements and public speaking opportunities since stepping into the spotlight as the presumptive nominee.
This behavior raises questions about her preparedness and capability to take on Trump, a formidable opponent from whom she has struggled to distinguish herself.
A compliance manager at the DNC, Joyce DeCerce, was caught on film admitting that the party doesn't genuinely believe Harris can win, revealing a troubling disparity between the DNC's messaging and its internal assessments.
This lack of faith is compounded by a somewhat desperate push to resurrect Harris's image—attempts that include cringe-worthy social media campaigns and theatrics surrounding her public appearances.
A particular rally in Atlanta spotlighted this disconnect when attendees reportedly left in droves once Harris began to speak, favoring the performance of a popular opening act rather than Harris herself.
Such scenes depict a candidate struggling to generate authentic enthusiasm among voters, calling into question whether she can effectively challenge Trump in the 2024 election.
Indeed, with the DNC pouring resources into Harris's campaign, it appears their strategy may be more about generating funding and media coverage than genuine belief in her electoral viability.
The political landscape suggests that while Harris may be the chosen figure for the Democrats, her potential as a unifying candidate is dubious at best.
As the Republicans look forward to the upcoming election, they may be gaining an advantage by simply waiting for the inevitable fallout of a campaign perceived as lacking substance.
Underestimating Trump would be a mistake; his proven ability to galvanize support in the face of opposition is a significant factor that Harris will have to contend with.
As her candidacy unfolds, the question remains: Can the DNC legitimately sustain the momentum necessary to present Kamala Harris as a viable contender, or will this election become a missed opportunity for Democrats?
Sources:
rumble.com
redstate.com
mediaite.com
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