'Outnumbered' panelists discuss reports of rising tensions between President Biden's and Vice President Harris' teams as the election nears.
In this final stage of the 2024 presidential election, it feels as if the only thing going well for Vice President Kamala Harris is fundraising.
Cash is pouring into her coffers on such a scale that some reports suggest the campaign is reluctant to be seen "bragging" about it.
Of course, it proves -- just as Donald Trump’s victory over Hillary Clinton did in 2016 -- that no amount of money can make up for a terrible candidate.
And boy is Kamala Harris a terrible candidate.
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From the embarrassing, scripted, substance-free teleprompter speeches, to the terror of answering real questions, to the calamitous responses she gives even to entirely predictable questions, it’s easy to see why Kamala Harris’ previous presidential campaign collapsed into mediocrity, failure and finger-pointing after the sugar-high of its launch.
It’s harder to see why Democrats thought it would be any different this time. The only thing that changed since 2020 was Kamala Harris proving to be a flop as vice president, too.
Nevertheless, there does seem to be one group of Americans who are still feeling "the joy." Unfortunately for the Harris campaign, it’s not Black men, Hispanic women, or any other large block of voters.
Instead, it’s a very small group indeed: billionaires. Yes, the same "billionaire class"........