{UAH} FW: BILL MAHER ON KAMALA HARRIS'S BIGGEST WEAKNESSES

 

Bill Maher Exposes Kamala Harris’s Biggest Weaknesses

By Maria Angelino | Sunday, 01 September 2024 11:10 PM

In a recent episode of Bill Maher's "Real Time," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) made some startling remarks, revealing the Democratic agenda with surprising candor.

Pelosi advocated for providing financial assistance to illegal immigrants to help them purchase homes, and expressed a desire to transition the "undocumented" into "documented" status. She also made a dubious claim about Vice President Kamala Harris's ascension to her current position, asserting that Harris's nomination was "open" and that she had "wrapped it up," despite the fact that not a single primary vote was cast for her.

According to RedState, Pelosi's comments were not the only noteworthy moments from the show. Maher also hosted a panel discussion featuring political commentator and Columbia Professor John McWhorter and Puck's Peter Hamby. The panelists discussed a range of topics, including a recent joint interview between Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.

Maher took the opportunity to critique Harris's performance over the past three years, stating, "I don't know why we ever thought she was as bad people thought she was. Biden had that one bad night, she had a bad three years. She did. But she's fine." This comment, however, seems to overlook the negative impact of Harris's policies on the American people, as well as the chaos that the Biden-Harris administration has brought to the world.

The panelists also discussed Harris's dwindling popularity among young male voters, a demographic she cannot afford to lose in a tight race. Maher acknowledged former President Donald Trump's appeal to this demographic, prompting Hamby to note that this shift in support is "remarkable," given that younger voters have traditionally leaned Democratic. Hamby attributed Trump's appeal to his image as a "fun bro" and his policies that allow individuals to keep more of their own money.

Hamby warned that Harris's inability to secure the youth vote could be "fatal for her campaign." He explained that she needs to secure at least 60 percent of the youth vote, but currently only has about 55 percent. Hamby drew parallels to Hillary Clinton's failure to secure the youth vote, suggesting that Harris could face a similar fate if Gen Z men continue to shift their support to Trump.

The panel also critiqued the optics of the Harris-Walz interview. Maher likened the dynamic to a father accompanying his daughter to buy a car, questioning the wisdom of the staging. "She hadn't done an interview in so long," Maher noted, adding that the pair looked like a married couple. McWhorter agreed, stating, "They messed it up, because they didn't do the optics right."

The panel's critique of the interview highlights a broader issue with the current administration: a lack of understanding of the public's perception. The staging of the interview made Harris appear small and insignificant, a perception that was only exacerbated when she began to speak. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of optics in politics, and the potential consequences of getting it wrong.

The discussion on Maher's show provides a revealing glimpse into the current state of the Democratic party and the challenges it faces. From Pelosi's controversial comments to Harris's dwindling popularity among key demographics, it's clear that the party has some serious issues to address. As the 2022 midterms approach, these issues could have significant implications for the party's future.

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