There's no better way to understand the mind of a Kamala Harris supporter than to watch an on-the-street interview where they are forced to answer questions with critical thinking and tact.
Unfortunately, they seem to have neither, as shown in a recent clip of an interview in which Will Purvis asks Kamala supporters why they are voting for Kamala.
“Because Trump is the worst,” the woman said with a nervous laugh, before adding: “Because she's trying to make the world cheaper to live in. Everything costs more and more money.”
Mr. Purvis noted that the woman seemed to forget that Mr. Kamala was now sworn in as vice president.
“So you think it's Biden and Kamala's fault?” Purvis asks.
“I think that's what happens all the time. The cost of things always tends to go up,” she retorts.
“So Kamala has already been vice president for four years and you think she's going to solve the problem?” he asked, and she quickly responded, “What did Trump do?” answered.
“I think he fixed it,” Purvis replies. “I think the economy has gotten a lot better. Houses are cheaper, rent is cheaper, food prices are cheaper.”
Then, when asked what Kamala's greatest accomplishment was as vice president, the woman said, “I literally don't know,” before going on to say that she was better than Trump because “many of the things he did… “Because I know,” he explained. ”
Her list also includes that he is a “racist” and “sexist.”
“So you just have an opinion and you really don't know why you do it?” Purvis asks.
“Yes,” the woman replies.
Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” is definitely entertaining.
“That's a pretty good description of what's going on here. “Aren't things bad?” “They're kind of bad.” “Will Harris fix it?” “Yes, she will. ” “So why didn't she fix them?” “I don't know,” Rubin comments.
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