Dana Perino: Almost As If The Harris Camp Is 'Pre-Conceding’
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Why might the Harris campaign be perceived as 'pre-conceding' a loss?
Some insiders suggest hurdles were too high to overcome, despite not being reflected in current numbers.
Why has former President Trump's unconventional campaigning been effective?
His campaign has been creative, beating the Harris campaign in strategy and resource allocation.
Why has Vice President Harris been losing ground in polling?
Her campaign lacks authenticity, and her answers on key issues like the economy and border security have been unsatisfactory.
Why did former President Trump's rally in New York make sense?
Madison Square Garden is an iconic venue with global recognition, attracting a diverse crowd and significant media coverage.
Why did Vice President Harris's visit to Texas make sense?
She aimed to support a Senate candidate, push an abortion referendum, and leverage a Beyonce appearance, though it didn't fully deliver.
Why is the gender gap in this election significant?
Younger voters are diverging, with women leaning Democratic and men leaning Republican, which could impact turnout and results.
Why is faith not expected to be a decisive factor in this election?
While important personally, it doesn't play as large a role in voting decisions as it used to.
Why are Republicans optimistic about early voting numbers?
They are overperforming in early voting, which they believe will help GOP candidates secure victories.
Why is former President Trump's podcast strategy seen as effective?
It reaches a large, diverse audience and has garnered historic support from various demographics.
Why might Vice President Harris's campaign be seen as a mistake for Democrats?
She underperforms Joe Biden in swing districts and lacks the authenticity and substance needed to win over voters.
- Trump's unconventional approach includes podcast appearances and large rallies.
- Harris emphasizes her support for abortion rights and labels Trump a fascist.
- Both candidates are making multiple campaign stops in swing states.
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