Democrats & Kamala Harris: Republican Strategy Hasn’t Changed

I have been working on behalf of Republican candidates for almost 40 years. In all my years in politics, I have never witnessed a more chaotic news cycle for the Democrats.

After Donald J. Trump’s dominant debate performance in June, Democrats hit the “panic” button. At first, Joe Biden’s campaign released internal polling meant to quell Democrats’ fears that Biden wasn’t up to the task of reelection. When the writing on the wall became too obvious to ignore, Democrats abandoned the will of their primary voters and forced Joe Biden off the stage themselves.

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Michael Whatley

Michael Whatley is the chairman of the Republican National Committee.

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I have been working on behalf of Republican candidates for almost 40 years. In all my years in politics, I have never witnessed a more chaotic news cycle for the Democrats.

After Donald J. Trump’s dominant debate performance in June, Democrats hit the “panic” button. At first, Joe Biden’s campaign released internal polling meant to quell Democrats’ fears that Biden wasn’t up to the task of reelection. When the writing on the wall became too obvious to ignore, Democrats abandoned the will of their primary voters and forced Joe Biden off the stage themselves.