Harris/Walz Catch-All | Kamala blitz in closing stretch

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Yeah the abortion moment with the GA family was really powerful....awful awful awful it happened (I had not heard the story).
 
aGDevil2k said:
Agree - but I mainly meant she repeated her same story last night. So the answer bored me. Maybe if someone hadnt heard it before...but I think most folks saw the debate.
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I had the exact same reaction. Make no mistake, she's got my vote and I'm confident that she has surrounded herself and will continue to surround herself with people who will work to get the things done that she wants to get done, but we're 40ish days out and if her message is boring to us, imagine how she sounds to "undecided" voters.

I think the quip about someone breaking into her house was a good thing. She needs to let her hair down a little bit and stray from the script. She's really good at talking to and relating to people. Her campaign needs to let her do that.
 
dukeman92 said:
I had the exact same reaction. Make no mistake, she's got my vote and I'm confident that she has surrounded herself and will continue to surround herself with people who will work to get the things done that she wants to get done, but we're 40ish days out and if her message is boring to us, imagine how she sounds to "undecided" voters.

I think the quip about someone breaking into her house was a good thing. She needs to let her hair down a little bit and stray from the script. She's really good at talking to and relating to people. Her campaign needs to let her do that.
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I think the biggest thing I’ve learned from the last 2 months or so, is that I really didn’t know Harris.

Not talking from a policy standpoint or her resume, but who she is as a person.

She’s much more down-to-earth and relatable than I expected for some reason. We could come up with a list of reasons why people didn’t care for Hillary (some actual, some definitely fabricated) but she always seemed robotic and a bit uncomfortable in her own skin. Harris doesn’t seem to have that problem.
 
RockyMtnHoo said:
I think the biggest thing I’ve learned from the last 2 months or so, is that I really didn’t know Harris.

Not talking from a policy standpoint or her resume, but who she is as a person.

She’s much more down-to-earth and relatable than I expected for some reason. We could come up with a list of reasons why people didn’t care for Hillary (some actual, some definitely fabricated) but she always seemed robotic and a bit uncomfortable in her own skin. Harris doesn’t seem to have that problem.
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She had been defined by three things — (1) a right wing media campaign that dismissed her as stupid, unqualified, and borderline illiterate, (2) a DC press corp that seized on and amplified some mistakes she made early in her VP term while basically ignoring her in more recent years, and (3) some underhanded leaks by people on the Biden side a couple of years ago. I had a feeling people would be pleasantly shocked when they saw her actually defining herself, and I’ve never been happier to see that happening.
 
RockyMtnHoo said:
I think the biggest thing I’ve learned from the last 2 months or so, is that I really didn’t know Harris.

Not talking from a policy standpoint or her resume, but who she is as a person.

She’s much more down-to-earth and relatable than I expected for some reason. We could come up with a list of reasons why people didn’t care for Hillary (some actual, some definitely fabricated) but she always seemed robotic and a bit uncomfortable in her own skin. Harris doesn’t seem to have that problem.
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You've hit on a huge reason why I previously mentioned a hope Harris would focus on town hall settings. Even in a highly predictable and friendly interview setting, i.e. Oprah, Harris' answer often strike as rehearsed which can easily dovetail with insincerity. Your arguable best moment in a friendly environment shouldn't be about shooting someone, but alas, that's part of the conversation because the remainder of Harris' responses leave many feeling flat.

Harris appears to think well on her feet in the face of new and/or somewhat unexpected data. Her rehearsed policy answers land a bit like Hillary or John Kerry.
 
dukeman92 said:
Oprah was born to a teenage single mother. Kelly supports a self proclaimed billionaire who’s never put in an honest days work in his life. The lack of self awareness is staggering.
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c'mon duke, by this point (and long before) you know the hypocrisy is a feature, not a bug. Controversy/all-attention-is-good-attention, is core to the maga grift. I suspect you just don't want to firmly acknowledge it because it's a sad and disheartening, given that millions of your "neighbors" not only don't care, but openly welcome it.
 
CFordUNC said:
Exactly. And what percentage of the electorate are actually “informed”
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I think probably maybe a quarter to a third (at most) of voters on each side put significant effort into knowing about our government and the election. (I'm side-stepping the role of propaganda and whether or not a lot of folks who put significant effort into these things are actually "informed".)
 
ZenMode said:
Informed adults just don't give a shit about what celebrities think.
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Trump voters are uninformed and follow a celebrity...she's already got the educated crowd.

This is a push for the hesitant Trump voter or stay at home person who watched TV for the last 30 years...Trump demo but reasonable, not to well informed, but will listen to Oprah.

Kamala is killing it.
 
SnoopRob said:
I don't think it's the informed adults that these events are trying to reach.
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I'm having hard time figuring out what demographic this is going to impact. I don't think young voters are watching an Oprah interview on PBS.
 
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