We're kind of amazed at how bad a candidate Kamala Harris really is. She had an opportunity to pick PA governor Josh Shapiro -- a move this writer believes would've tipped the election in Kamala's favor -- and declined. Likely because Shapiro, a Jew who served with the IDF, was a non-starter for the radical pro-Hamas segment of the Democratic Party base.
Instead, Kamala chose Tim Walz. As we wrote at the time:
Welp, seems Kamala Harris cares more about keeping her Pro-Hamas supporters happy than she does about actually picking a VP who could help her ticket. Hey, we're not complaining, socialist drunk driver Tim Walz is way easier to beat than Josh Shapiro.
And now it appears that our assessment was correct. Walz is actually damaging Kamala's prospects in a state the Democrats haven't lost since 1972.
After current VP Kamala Harris named Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate for November, Minnesota women defected from Harris en masse. She went from +27 with female voters to now just +18. That was almost the entire source of her 5-point decline, which cut her margin… pic.twitter.com/NWqf7CA8Lk
— Chris (@chriswithans) August 31, 2024
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That was almost the entire source of her 5-point decline, which cut her margin in half in Survey USA's monthly tracking poll of the North Star State.
The other source is that women expressed lower vote intent, causing the LV sample to go from 50/50 to now Men 51 Women 49, which is unusual in most any state.
You mean a guy who locked down schools during COVID (then lied about it), had police shoot people with paintballs for standing on their own porches, signed legislation allowing the state to take your kids if you don't 'affirm' their gender, and put tampons in boys' bathrooms doesn't do well with women?
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Shocker.
I kid you not, the parent group in Survey USA's Minnesota polling flipped from Harris to Trump in a state Democrats haven't lost since 1972 after Harris named Walz as her running mate.
— Chris (@chriswithans) August 31, 2024
Last month is left and today is right. https://t.co/M8dMkLmu5c pic.twitter.com/PJ4IYSZwv8
Yikes.
Harris Adds Walz to Ticket, Loses Five Percentage Points in Minnesota https://t.co/2oKoxc6N9W
— Jim Geraghty (@jimgeraghty) September 3, 2024
Here's more from National Review:
No Republican should have any illusions; Kamala Harris is extremely likely to win the state of Minnesota in November.
With that said, it’s a bit hilarious that Harris added Walz to the ticket and her lead was cut in half.
The KSTP/SurveyUSA poll that concluded July 25 found Harris had a significant lead over former president Donald Trump in Minnesota, 50 percent to 40 percent.
After what many consider a successful Democratic National Convention in Chicago where Vice President Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz launched their campaign as running mates, our new KSTP/SurveyUSA poll shows Harris’ lead in Minnesota cut in half from a month ago.
According to our poll, Harris now leads Republican Donald Trump by five points, 48 percent to 43 percent, with four percent preferring another candidate and five percent undecided.
As they said, Kamala will likely win Minnesota.
But the fact she's hemorrhaging voters there after adding the governor to the ticket should tell voters in other states all we need to know.
Spin preview:
— Sheriff Roy Coffee (@SheriffCoffee) September 3, 2024
They don't want to lose him as governor!
He's America's 'Cool Dad' after all.
The people who know him best.... https://t.co/JaLrP1w8cO
— Derek Hunter (@derekahunter) September 3, 2024
Yep. Listen to them.
Makes sense. Walz was a complete COVID Nazi. https://t.co/3MnGcJ5A40
— Gregg Keller (@RGreggKeller) August 31, 2024
Also the BLM riots in Minneapolis and all the nonsense we mentioned above.
When Kamala picked Tim Walz as her VP pick, it cost her 9% of the female vote in HIS state.
— Marc Mongrain (@Lukathor) August 31, 2024
Maybe he's not a sex symbol after all. https://t.co/pxycyVqnUT
We thought that was Doug Emhoff. Either way, gross.
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