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

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Tim's become a background figure recently, probably because he's had too much 'splaining to do about some of his bio claims, but he's still out there with the zingers, apparently.



Less a zinger than an accurate but mildly vulgar observation.
 
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5 Takeaways From Harris’s Interview With NBC News

The vice president parried persistent questioning on how she might separate herself from President Biden, whether she might pardon Donald Trump and where she stood on transgender rights.
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5 Takeaways From Harris’s Interview With NBC News​

The vice president parried persistent questioning on how she might separate herself from President Biden, whether she might pardon Donald Trump and where she stood on transgender rights.

  • No matter the electoral risk, she’s staying loyal to Biden. …​

  • An exchange on transgender rights grew contentious.​

    Ms. Harris grew a bit defensive when pressed on transgender Americans’ rights to gender-affirming care, an issue that Mr. Trump’s campaign has stoked to try to cast her as prioritizing transgender prisoners over other Americans.

    She said that she believed in following the lawthat affords transgender people their rights and that she was not “going to put myself in the position of a doctor.”
When Ms. Jackson argued that her response was notably softer than her more robust messages of support for L.G.B.T.Q. people in the past, Ms. Harris pushed back.​
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“I believe that all people should be treated with dignity and respect — period — and should not be vilified for who they are, and should not be bullied for who they are,” she said. “And that is a true statement for me my entire career, and that has not changed.”​

  • She didn’t take the bait on a Trump pardon. …”​

 
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The Most Persuasive Closing Message for Harris

Blueprint recently tested the effectiveness of several closing messages for the Harris campaign and this was found to be the best: Nearly half of Donald Trump’s Cabinet have refused to endorse him. When Trump learned
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“… this was found to be the best:

Nearly half of Donald Trump’s Cabinet have refused to endorse him. When Trump learned during the Capitol riot that his supporters were threatening to kill his own vice president, he said ‘so what?’ and refused to do anything to assure the vice president was safe. Republican governors, senators, and House members have all said the same thing: We can’t give Trump another four years as president.
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Bill Kristol: “As soon as the message turned from an abstract argument against Trump into an unambiguous case that Trump’s own former allies were making against him, it became the single most persuasive line tested by Blueprint. It was stronger even than abortion rights and Social Security. In other words, hearing about Trump’s unfitness from people who worked with him, and from Republicans one would expect to defend him, seems to make a difference.” …”
 
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