Breitbart News editor-in-chief Alex Marlowe questioned media reports that Vice President Kamala Harris was “making significant gains” among white working-class voters, calling the Harris-Waltz pairing “the most extreme pairing” in U.S. history.
During the period Interview To The Charlie Kirk ShowMarlowe said the media has been “hyped up about the Kamala Harris-Tim Waltz race” and noted that the story of this election is about “working-class white people” who have been influenced by the radical policies of Harris and Waltz.
“Everything I’ve seen so far shows that the story is about white working-class voters,” Marlow said. “And you don’t have to take my word for it, you just have to take CNN’s word for it. What CNN is saying is that, overall, Harris is making great gains among the white working class. Now, do any of you believe this? Think about immigration, open borders, the fact that she’s soft on crime. Think about the fact that, thanks to her and Joe Biden’s watch, fentanyl is pouring across the border and devastating these communities. Think about the fact that their globalist policies are outsourcing American jobs overseas, wiping out all of our factories, wiping out a lot of our energy states so we can buy oil from other places around the world, sending our strategic oil reserves to places like China. Do you think that the people that are being influenced by that are actually moving in the direction of the most radical candidate in history? I personally don’t think so.”
Marlow added that Ms Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D), were “the most radical pairing I’ve ever seen”.
“How can we expect the white working class to rise up and win the election for Kamala Harris, the most radical slate of candidates ever, perhaps the most left-wing candidate, when she has chosen an even more left-wing running mate? I don’t believe that for a second,” Marlow continued.
Marlow added that in a recent conversation with former President Donald Trump, he asked the former president what his strategy was now that he was facing Harris instead of President Joe Biden.
“Of course I’m going to ask him what his strategy is,” Marlow said. “The race has changed. Joe Biden would have been a comfortable winner. To be honest with you, he was. Joe Biden’s jaw was dropping during the debate. How do you go up against a young, vibrant candidate who has a terrible track record and is full of energy? He basically just said he’s going to focus on the track record and just attack it.”
“What’s remarkable is that Trump thinks the key to winning is a track record. What is her track record? Almost nothing,” Marlow added. “The only economic track record we know about her is that she had a runoff on a bill like Build Back Better, which became the Anti-Inflation Act. What she and all the Democrats did with that bill was they wanted to add tens of thousands of IRS agents to write a tip tax and things like that. Now Trump says he won’t do a tip tax, and all of a sudden she thinks, ‘That’s a great idea. Let’s adopt that idea. No tip tax.’ But that’s an idea that was totally plagiarized from Donald Trump, and her recent voting record shows that she has the opposite view.” [about].”
