Harris instincts are failing her

 Red State:

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Her instinct? If you are a Kamala Harris supporter, just how confident have you been in her instinct? Currently, in the all-important swing state of Pennsylvania, Donald Trump has a slim lead of 0.5 points. Among Harris's choices for a running mate was Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro. You would think that "instinct" would have told her that choosing Shapiro would make Pennsylvania a shoo-in. But that instinct also told Democrats not to pick him because he is Jewish, and they need the Arab-American vote in Michigan. Enter Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who has been almost as big a gaffe machine as Joe Biden. There was his "friends with school shooters" remark during his debate with Sen. JD Vance (OH), his wild arm flailing and gesticulating at rallies, his exaggerating about his military service and being a football coach when he was an assistant coach. 

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Tim Walz may even be goofer than Kamala Harris.  He is a serial liar who makes you wonder what the voters were thinking when they elected governor. 

See also:

Harris mocked for unveiling ‘new accent’ at Philadelphia event: ‘Everything about this woman is fake’

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