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There’s one report that suggests Kamala Harris’s campaign appears to be abandoning running a campaign based on policy and is instead going all in on “attacks” and “brat” energy.
Kamala Harris – Is Using ‘Brat’ Energy To Win The Election Against Donald Trump
In fact, the official Kamala Harris campaign account has made 21 posts attacking Trump. Not one post was centered around a Harris campaign policy that didn’t mention Trump or Vance.
If that weren’t enough, Kamala Harris also appears to be trying to back out of the debate after ABC News decline her rule change of continuous mics.
Apparently, the reasoning behind why Harris wants open mics is likely because she is hoping to be interrupted so she can have comebacks like she did during the 2020 debate with Pence.
What’s Next For Kamala Harris And Her Campaign?
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Of course, that hasn’t been confirmed but the internet sure does have a lot to say about the matter.
Some even commented with, “Kamala is hoping Trump puts his foot in his mouth. If Trump continues to run a clean campaign focused on Kamala’s policies and failures he will win.”
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“She has nothing to offer. Her platform is what got us in this mess. She has no where to turn. Her actions for the past four speaks volumes.”
Another critic wrote, “Kamala’s whole campaign is plastic. It’s all surface no substance. Don’t expect that to change. She’s not getting smarter.”
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“They ran out of their own policy to discuss so on to making up false policies for Trump.”
And then there was this comment as well: “Running a negative campaign on just personal attacks. It’s been effective in many campaigns, however, I don’t think it’ll work with this campaign.”
“The American people are too fed up with how the country is operated right now. Policies are going to matter this time.”
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