Is Kamala Harris actually going to become president?

[SouBeachTalents]

When the news first broke that Biden was dropping out, I thought they were going to pick a candidate at the convention, or nominate someone else, I just couldn't imagine they'd go with someone as unpopular and seemingly unimpressive as Kamala Harris.

I thought she had no chance to ever win a general election, especially considering she got 0% of the vote in the primary 4 years ago. But the polls have changed pretty dramatically since she became the nominee, and show her as having a legitimate chance to win.

I know the election is still 3 months away, but is this for real? Is this something that's sustainable, or is it just a fluke due to the relief Biden is no longer on the ticket? Honestly, her winning would be even more surprising to me than Trump in 2016.

[Real Men Wear Green]

If Trump makes the mistake of debating her I think she's winning.

[1987_Lakers]

Might be a fluke rise in the polls. The same thing happened to McCain when he announced Sarah Palin as his VP, it temporarily helped his polls numbers, but then the public got to know her. I think Kamala will suffer a similar fate.

[John8204]

I generally don't trust polling and I think people were going to turn out for Biden. But I think people are going to furn out in droves for Harris. She wasn't going to win a primary but a national election against Trump and his ilk voters are motivated.

The Republican campaign against Harris sucks, I think most people with critical thinking skills and a memory know Trump isn't going to do anything for them. Whenever we get into specifics he falls flat on his face combine that with his supporters who come off as extremists and idiots.

[SouBeachTalents]

Might be a fluke rise in the polls. The same thing happened to McCain when he announced Sarah Palin as his VP, it temporarily helped his polls numbers, but then the public got to know her. I think Kamala will suffer a similar fate.

Bro, that's literally what I was thinking There are pretty significant differences though, as cringe as Kamala can be, she's not the national embarrassment Palin was, Bush was an immensely unpopular president and the economy was on the verge of a depression, so the Republican candidate was dead man walking heading into that election, and Obama was a far more popular candidate in 2008 amongst the general population than Trump could ever be.

McCain just had no chance in '08 regardless of who his VP was, I think Harris has a better shot than he did, but I'll be very curious to see how this all plays out.

[1987_Lakers]

Bro, that's literally what I was thinking There are pretty significant differences though, as cringe as Kamala can be, she's not the national embarrassment Palin was, Bush was an immensely unpopular president and the economy was on the verge of a depression, so the Republican candidate was dead man walking heading into that election, and Obama was a far more popular candidate in 2008 amongst the general population than Trump could ever be.

McCain just had no chance in '08 regardless of who his VP was, I think Harris has a better shot than he did, but I'll be very curious to see how this all plays out.

I did some digging, McCain announced Palin as his VP on August 29th.

After the announcement, the polls had McCain ahead of Obama in early-mid September. Obama took the lead again in late September and never looked back.

https://www.realclearpolling.com/pol...ccain-vs-obama

[Real Men Wear Green]

The Harris anouncement has nothing to do with McCain's VP pick polling bump. If Harris gets a bump when her VP pick is announced that may be a similar thing but Harris's current surge has a lot to do with the fact that a lot of people hate Trump and thought things were looking bleak after Biden's debate performance.

[bladefd]

The Harris anouncement has nothing to do with McCain's VP pick polling bump. If Harris gets a bump when her VP pick is announced that may be a similar thing but Harris's current surge has a lot to do with the fact that a lot of people hate Trump and thought things were looking bleak after Biden's debate performance.

Imagine a candidate being so flawed and hated that even someone like kamala hsrris is leading over him

Even grandpa Joe wrecked him in 2020 lmao

[1987_Lakers]

Imagine a candidate being so flawed and hated that even someone like kamala hsrris is leading over him

She's not though.

https://www.realclearpolling.com/pol...rump-vs-harris

Trump still has a slight lead

When Palin was announced as VP, McCain actually took the lead over Obama.

[1987_Lakers]

https://www.realclearpolling.com/map...ctoral-college

[warriorfan]

Imagine a candidate being so flawed and hated that even someone like kamala hsrris is leading over him

Even grandpa Joe wrecked him in 2020 lmao

you are a f.ucking loser

[Patrick Chewing]

If Trump makes the mistake of debating her I think she's winning.

Why are you ass backwards on everything? That woman is a cackling idiot. All Trump has to do is bring up the border and that bitch is toast.

[Lakers Legend#32]

Why are you ass backwards on everything? That woman is a cackling idiot. All Trump has to do is bring up the border and that bitch is toast.

Too bad Trump has already told his advisors he's going to make the campaign totally about Kamala's race. He's stupid enough to think that his debacle with the black journalists has any play outside his cult.

[Off the Court]

The right is having a hell of time explaining what makes her such an awful candidate.

Her biggest knock is that her laugh is a cackle.

Voters who are actually on the fence need something real.

[Real Men Wear Green]

Why are you ass backwards on everything? That woman is a cackling idiot. All Trump has to do is bring up the border and that bitch is toast.

As a rational person I take it as a positive sign that we agree on nothing. If you were a little bit smarter you would realize that your appeal is wasted because I don't respect your opinions or thinking in general.