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Trump’s Campaign Sinks as Harris Watches with Amusement

 

 

Trump is sabotaging his own campaign. Harris can simply watch and smile.


Trump is self-destructing in this election. Harris should observe as her opponent’s campaign unravels.

As we witness former President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign falling apart, it’s amusing to see his supporters react to Vice President Kamala Harris’ rise to prominence.

 

Yes, I use the term prominence because I think that’s what really annoys Trump—seeing someone else receive more attention than him.

Since July 21, the day President Joe Biden withdrew from the race, Harris’ enthusiasm and her laughter have charmed viewers around the globe. She has climbed up the polls, achieved record fundraising numbers, and gained backing from both Democratic and Republican figures.

What has made the Democratic presidential nominee so appealing? It’s simple: America is craving a refreshing change, and anyone beats Trump.

 

I anticipated a joyful and optimistic interview with Harris and her running mate Tim Walz on CNN last week, and that’s exactly what it was—albeit cautious. However, she doesn’t need to put on a façade to win this election.

Harris responds to Trump’s racist remark gracefully

 

Being a Black South Asian woman, she has to navigate a delicate balance between being seen as passionate and being labeled as angry. A standout moment from the interview was when Harris was asked about Trump’s racist comment suggesting she had suddenly turned Black.

 

Harris replied, “Same old, tired playbook. Next question, please.”

 

She is spot on; Trump’s tactics of racial division and name-calling are outdated. People are fed up with it.

Some have criticized Harris for not holding a press conference alone to answer questions about her campaign. But right now, she doesn’t need to face the media to connect with voters.

 

Trump is wrecking his own campaign. He has experienced a series of media blunders, from his controversial comments about Black employment in the first presidential debate to the Arlington National Cemetery incident. Clearly, he is capable of losing this election all on his own.

 

The communication strategy deployed by Harris’ team is effective. They are managing to maintain a strong presence without taking unnecessary risks.

A recent poll following the Democratic National Convention indicates the effectiveness of this strategy, with Harris’ lead over Trump increasing.

 

Anticipate a composed Harris in the upcoming debate with Trump

We are set to witness the eagerly awaited presidential debate between Harris and Trump on Tuesday. I expect her to remain calm and composed; she doesn’t need to provoke Trump to engage him.

As you watch their interactions on the debate stage and in the forthcoming weeks of the campaign, bear in mind that the next president must possess the ability to make sound decisions that impact every American. They will need to collaborate with individuals who may not always share their views and do so without causing chaos.

The next president will have to appoint trustworthy leaders who are dedicated to our nation and its Constitution, rather than to a political party.

Although our values as Americans may not always align, a shared love for our country should bring us together for a collective good. Together, we can achieve the American dream.

 

Marla Bautista is a military fellow columnist at YSL News Opinion.