In a stunning display of incompetence, Vice President Kamala Harris managed to eclipse even Hillary Clinton in the race for the title of “Worst Presidential Candidate in History.”

Although Harris is heavily backed by the Democratic establishment, she has struggled to gain traction, especially among voters who have historically been a Democratic stronghold.

Recent polls reveal a significant drop in former President Joe Biden’s numbers compared to his 2020 performance in key states.

In fact, a new poll shows Harris leading Donald Trump by just 66% to 27% in New York City.

This represents a sharp drop to 23% from the 76% Biden won against Trump just four years ago.

The numbers tell an intriguing story: Voters are losing confidence in Harris, just as they did in Clinton.

What is particularly worrying is Harris’ inability to put forward a clear vision or agenda, failing to convince voters who were previously loyal to the Democratic Party.

Trump’s campaign, which outspends by a significant margin, does not resonate with individuals eager for true leadership.

Instead, Harris resorted to outlandish comparisons of Trump to historical tyrants and fascists; This is a hopeless strategy that alienates rather than attracts support.

It is increasingly clear that Harris’ candidacy is a reflection of the Democratic Party’s misguided priorities, focusing on identity politics rather than substantive policy debates.

Their recent appearances reflect this strategy, displaying a series of platitudes designed to superficially appeal to various demographic groups rather than engage them with pressing issues.

This approach has only served to backfire, as evidenced by a significant portion of voters who now question his competence.

As the election cycle heats up, the difference between Harris and Trump has never been clearer.

While Trump is not a perfect candidate, his ability to connect with the American people trumps Harris’ feeble attempts to establish herself as a credible alternative.

In an election that could shape the future of both the Republican and Democratic parties, declining support for Kamala Harris could pave the way for a significant Republican resurgence in 2024.

Sources:
zerohedge.com
pjmedia.com
rumble.com