**Crisis** is looming for Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as their recent "60 Minutes" interview spiraled into a showcase of controversies and outright falsehoods.
The pair's performances raised eyebrows and doubts about their campaign strategies, showcasing Harris as uninformed and out of touch.
Her inability to defend her policy flip-flops, particularly on issues like border security and gun control, left viewers questioning her fitness for the vice presidency.
Critics pointed out her remarks on guns, which not only appeared uninformed but also highlighted a blatant hypocrisy that, when combined with her evasiveness on key policy questions, set her up as a liability for the Democrat ticket.
Walz also stumbled during the interview when pressed about his military record and past comments regarding China.
His claims of being a forthright leader were directly challenged by host questions and public backlash, particularly centering on accusations of embellishing his military history and his misleading assertions about widespread support from the business community for a paid family and medical leave program.
In a moment of confusion, he attempted to deflect criticism by comparing himself to former President Donald Trump, a move that ultimately backfired.
Widespread rebuttals were issued by the state's business organizations, who clarified that they had opposed his policy, contrary to Walz's assertions that they had supported it.
Moreover, with polls suggesting a growing schism among key voting demographics, especially in swing states, Walz's credibility is under fire.
As Harris and Walz find themselves in a precarious position, the Republican Party is closely watching these developments.
The glaring political missteps of their opponents provide a strategic opening for Republicans to reinforce their message of accountability and transparency.
Clearly, the vulnerabilities of the Democrat campaign are becoming more pronounced, potentially reshaping the landscape as the election approaches.
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