Ramesh Kapoor, a Democratic fundraiser in Washington, DC, recalls the 2016 Boston event. Then he told Kamala Harris that one day he would run for president. Kamala just smiled in response. Today Kamala is claiming the presidency.
Kapur says Kamala emerged as a Democratic star in July after Biden dropped out of the race. She then nearly erased Trump's lead, but Kamala fell behind in the race in the following months.
Alex also joined in the discussion of this election in the National College. He says Kamala is changing her strategy now. This could also prove to be a game changer. Kamala is busy defeating Donald Trump's opponents in the Republican Party. According to a recent survey by the Republican Party, 27% of registered voters are against Trump. They are not angry with Trump, but with the party. Kamala is targeting Trump's personality for this.
Democratic candidate Kamala Harris is campaigning in Michigan. Michigan is a swing state.
Kamala's early lead and now behind is also due to Biden Daniel Brook, a former policy researcher at the federal department in Washington, DC, says the biggest reason for Kamala's early lead was public enthusiasm after Biden withdrew from the field. Not only the Democratic Party but also the neutral voters believed that now there will be freshness in the elections.
A record fund was raised for Kamala. She was also ahead of Trump in the poll survey, but in the meantime some events happened that the advantage started to get to Trump. It also includes verbal attacks on Trump. Now Biden is also responsible for being behind Kamala.
Biden's policies on immigrants and lack of action on employment are costing Kamala dearly. This is 'Biden Baggage'. Brooke quips that Kamala will have to carry him now. She is getting a little heavy, so she is behind in the race.
Kamala in cities, but trumps edge in rural areas Kamala has a lot of support in urban areas of Pennsylvania, one of the most important 7 swing states. This is because of Kamala's support for women's rights and abortion. Nannie Evans of the city of Harrisburg says that America will get its first female president this time, but Trump is ahead in rural areas of Harrisburg. Most white voters here believe Trump will make America great again.
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