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Harris Receives Bipartisan Backlash After CNN Interview, Trump Campaign Delivers Receipts

According to past Democratic playbooks, voters must, once again, have ‘hope’ to move ‘forward’

VP Kamala Harris (Screenshot CNN, YouTube)

After 40 days on the campaign trail and in her first primetime interview as the Democratic nominee for President of the United States, Vice President Kamala Harris, flanked by running mate Tim Kaine Walz, delivered word-salad responses, served on a plate of government force and subsidies, to a variety of “softball” questions from CNN anchor Dana Bash. Her responses were met with bipartisan backlash and Dana Bash was, not unexpectedly, bashed.

The approximate 27-minute interview was sans a “touchdown” according to a former President Obama staffer. Chief Strategist of Barack Obama’s presidential campaigns David Axelrod charged that she didn’t “move the ball that much forward.” With less than 60 days to early voting, and one scheduled debate with former President Donald Trump, voters simply need to believe that her radical “values haven’t changed,” even though she has flip-flopped on numerous policies, including building a once-xenophobic wall.

According to past Democratic playbooks, voters must, once again, have “hope” to move “forward” (from her last four years), with only one debate scheduled and zero solo interviews scheduled.

The Trump campaign gathered many receipts from headlines, Democrats, Republicans, and reporters who in a rare moment, not seen since JFK Jr. endorsed Trump, showed unity.

When Harris loses a reporter at NPR, there is definitely some cleaning up to do.

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Megan Barth: Megan Barth is the founding editor of The Nevada Globe. She has written for The Hill, The Washington Times, The Daily Wire, American Thinker, Canada Free Press and The Daily Caller and has appeared frequently on, among others, Headline News CNN, NewsMax TV and One America News Network. When she isn't editing, writing, or talking, you can find her hiking and relaxing in The Sierras.

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  • More important than ever to make sure this woman does not win. I have been a RFK supporter and appalled as to how he has been treated by the DNC. They chased a life long Democrat into the Trump camp. Hard for me to swallow but I have accepted the historical importance of this move and will be voting for Trump since RFK is no longer on the NV ballot. RFK has always spoken about healing the divide & establishing unity. Harris & the DNC were not interested in this approach and refused to even speak with RFK. Trump was willing to listen despite their differences and creating a coalition that is growing every day. Speaks volumes as to how far the Democratic party has gone off the rails while the Republican party is demonstrating positive growth. Who would of thought?

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