Harris Holds the Anchor of Loss
Heavy political gravity of losing keeps Harris off the campaign trail.
There are strong to very strong indications from EV, campaign planning, momentum, etc.
That if there was such a thing as a generic democrat, the people in Harris-HQ in Wilmington, DE would be far happier than having to carry the anchor Kamala Harris has become.
Net negative over negative moves and errors have put the WH as of now out of reach for Harris-Walz.
Campaign Struggles
Harris's recent speech strategy (responding with Kelly's comments rather than driving her own message with 13 days left) shows questionable campaign judgment
The shift from "Bidenomics" to "care economy" to “opportunity economy” this late in the race suggests messaging instability
Questionable partnerships on the campaign trail Liz Cheney, etc.
Her attempts to simultaneously embrace and distance herself from the Biden administration appear contradictory
The campaign is spending crucial final days on reactive messaging rather than positive voter outreach
Her polling and approval ratings haven't improved significantly despite campaign adjustments
The focus on Trump rather than her own vision suggests defensive rather than confident campaigning as well as reminding the voter of another choice in Trump
Stepping on strategic landmines
Polling numbers and approval ratings remain stubbornly unimpressive. Despite various campaign resets, the needle hasn't moved much, suggesting a deeper issue with the campaign's core strategy or the candidate's appeal.
The harsh reality is that the campaign's current trajectory - marked by reactive messaging, muddled economic positioning, and declining enthusiasm - suggests the anchor of Harris-Walz will break through the glass floor.