With just 27 days to go until Election Day, former President Donald Trump is in a great position to win the requisite 270 electoral votes to become the 47th president of the United States. That being said, the race is shaping up to be a nail biter, perhaps the closest election in history.
In July, after it became clear that Trump was going to wipe the floor with President Joe Biden, former President Barack Obama and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi orchestrated a desperate un-American coup that installed Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democrat nominee without receiving a single vote.
The switch to Harris, the “new” candidate in the race seemed to benefit Democrats in the polls by providing an artificial yet short-lived bounce and some much-needed excitement. Harris was given room by the biased mainstream media to try to navigate around Biden’s crises on the economy, the border and the world stage. But now a steady dose of reality is setting in because the American people are realizing that Biden’s disasters are also Harris’ disasters.
After all, it was Vice President Harris who cast the tie-breaking votes to pass Biden’s economic program that caused the ongoing inflation mess. She turned a blind eye to the invasion at our southern border and was “the last person in the room” before Biden made one foreign policy catastrophe after another on things like the botched Afghanistan withdrawal and choosing the contemptible policy of moral equivalence in the wake of the Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel.
Make no mistake, the Biden record is the Harris record; and the radical Harris policy platform is no different than the Biden platform that is failing in real time. And Harris’ refusal to do unscripted media interviews, press conferences or subject herself to legitimate interactions with voters is turning into a nightmare scenario for Democrats.
The truth is that a vote for Harris is a vote for more of the same and according to polling, hardworking American families are coming to grips with this fact.
Since 2020, Republicans have doubled their voter registration lead, which now stands at 259,000.
