During a CNN town hall last week, Vice President Kamala Harris said that she struggles to make judgments quickly. Voters are turning to former President Donald Trump, according to polls.
“What are your areas of weakness and how do you intend to address them?” asked store employee Joe Donahue.
Harris responded that because she like to “research it” first, she “may not be quick to have the answer” regarding “a specific policy issue sometimes.”
“I’ll want to research it. I admit that I can be a bit of a nerd at times. Some would consider that a weakness, particularly if you’re at an interview or are just asked a specific question and are expected to know the answer immediately. However, that’s how I operate,” Harris stated.
In her lengthy response, Harris added that she occasionally depends too much on her group to make choices.
“I’m definitely not flawless. I believe that having a group of intelligent people around me who contribute diverse viewpoints to my decision-making process is something I truly cherish, which some may consider a weakness. Harris went on, “My team will tell you that I am always saying, let’s kick the tires on that.”
Voters are turning to Trump because Kamala Harris has acknowledged her greatest weakness: https://t.co/muPzlgvwS1 pic.twitter.com/BnwTYbihp0
— October 27, 2024, Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline)
With less than a week until Election Day, it comes as a number of fresh surveys indicate that the White House race is shifting against Harris and toward Trump.
According to Nate Silver’s most recent forecast, Trump may win every significant split state in the 2024 election.
According to Silver’s analysis, Trump’s chances of winning each of the seven swing states in November are 24.4%. This is the most probable result. Harris has a 15.6% probability of winning every battleground state, according to the estimate.
Additionally, it indicates that if Harris were to win every swing state—aside from Arizona and Georgia, where Trump is now leading—she would win the election.
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