Harris admits she is not a change candidate

 Nick Arama:

The American people have shown in polls over and over again that they think we are on the wrong track under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

So one of the problems that Kamala Harris has is attempting to distance herself from Joe Biden and paint herself as a "change agent." She's been trying to do that with her slogan, "A New Way Forward."

But she just blew up her claim to be a change agent with her disastrous responses on "The View."

It was something of a shock when they asked her perhaps the most important question of the campaign: what would she do differently than Joe Biden? And her response just may have killed her campaign.
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She couldn't even think of one thing that she would do differently and said she was involved in all the major decisions. So much for a change agent. If she can't even think of one thing that she would do, why should anyone vote for her? All they'd get is the same mess that they've gotten under Biden: open borders, crushing prices, world chaos, and wars.
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To the extent that she might change things, it would likely be for the worse.  She is much more a radical leftist than even Biden. 

See also:

Harris Falling Further Behind in 'Blue Wall' States With White, Working Class Voters

And:

 Kamala's Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very BAD Weeks Gets WORSE With Daily Mail Doug Emhoff Deep Dive

And:

 Kamala Harris Struggling to Break Through With Working Class, Democrats Fear

In crucial blue-wall states, Harris allies want sharper economic message, more campaign visits

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