Kamala Harris is wildly popular

Join Jon Dawson in this insightful commentary as he delves into the perplexing issue of Vice President Kamala Harris's struggle with popularity throughout her professional career. Despite her prominent political roles, Harris has faced significant challenges in gaining widespread public approval. Jon explores the factors contributing to this phenomenon, analyzing her career trajectory, public perception, and the broader political landscape. Tune in to understand the complexities behind Kamala Harris's unique journey and the impact it has on her legacy. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments below!

[Alex-imhf]

America's not a democracy it's a democratic republic. We vote for representatives.

[Wind-oh-Wishp]

I get your point, but I disagree when you said people who support her stand for nothing. They are centrist, they believe that the middle path is always right and are worried of a backlash in both money and support if they choose an actually left-wing candidate, and for the rest of us voting for Kamala if she becomes the nominee in the end is still the better option, because Trump is the worst by all standards.
I am not American, but I follow what's happening, and you still have the oportunity to force a new candidate at the convention.
And whatever happens there needs to be protests for judicial reforms.

[avachilds]

If KH actually won a primary, I’d understand the popularity, but she didn’t. Literally no one voted for her. She’s a corporate democrat puppet.
I’m voting for the most qualified candidate in the election. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. it’s a no brainer.

[Wind-oh-Wishp]

I'd prefer Katie Porter, but I hope whoever becomes president keeps Biden's cabinet.