Dennis Prager argues that Kamala Harris, who has been vice president for three and a half years, cannot credibly promise to "hit the ground running" on America's problems. He contrasts her message with Donald Trump's focus on past achievements like low inflation and stronger borders.
We have Kamala Harris running for president, talking about hitting the ground day one and doing all kinds of things to solve America's current problems. She is America's current problems. She's been the sitting vice president for 3.5 years. Elect me, I'll be better than me is the essential message. Meanwhile, there's Trump saying, hey, remember me? Remember inflation under 2%? Remember better borders? Remember the Abraham Accords? Remember having somebody in the Oval Office who knew how many genders there were? Remember somebody who held the corrupt media culture accountable for the lies they told? Remember that? Wasn't it awesome? Guess what? I'm back and you can have me back. So it would seem, it would seem simple on paper, but they don't do elections on paper, do they?
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