Kamala Harris has a man problem

 Jeff Charles:

Vice President Kamala Harris is underperforming with male voters in a big way. Her campaign has tried different strategies to assuage men’s concerns about her ability to serve in the White House, but it does not seem to be working so far.

Since Harris is having trouble winning over men, Democrats have resorted to their usual tactics: Pretending they are misogynistic. In fact, The Guardian recently published a piece making this exact argument.
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Author and Newsweek Opinion editor Batya Ungar-Sargon put out a video for The Free Press explaining the real reason why many men would rather crawl naked over broken glass than pull the lever for Kamala Harris.
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In the video, Ungar-Sargon points out how polling shows that Harris is “lagging Trump nationally by up to 16 points with men, and not just the white working-class men the Democrats have gotten used to losing.”
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I have known many smart women in my life but Kamala Harris does not appear to be one of them.  I am married to a PHD psychologist who is obviously pretty smart.  I am a lawyer who had no trouble passing the bar exam unlike Harris who flunked her's on the first try.  Since I retired I left Houston and bought some acreage in the country so there is that.

See also:

Election Forecast Models Shift in Favor of Trump Victory in 2024 Election

And:

 Even Dem Voters Show Signs Of ‘Buyer’s Remorse’ Over Party’s Unprecedented Electoral Moves: I&I/TIPP Poll

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