Miami Independent
Doral, Florida – This year’s presidential election is starting to shape up much like that in 1988. In that election, Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis had a 17-percentage point lead in the summer, but lost 40 states on election day. That was back in the last millenium, when generally we had only one election day.
There are some similarities in the presidential campaigns of Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Dukakis: (1) They both hailed from progressive bastions, California and Massachusetts, respectively, before we had Blue and Red States. (2) They both looked awkward in doing things that did not come naturally to them: Dukakis in riding a battle tank, and Kamala in speaking without a teleprompter. (3) They both had full support of a fawning mainstream media. Some 36 years ago conservative talk radio was just getting started, so the three broadcast TV networks and one fledgling cable TV network were mostly unchallenged.
Pollsters say that close elections often break late, near election day, when swing voters make up their minds and one candidate wins decisively. This year’s presidential election, however, appears to be breaking not near election day, but near the start of early voting in most states.
In this column we have reviewed how Kamala has not run a serious campaign, and how Biden is undermining her campaign in revenge for her role in his defenestration. Now, however, we are starting to see that the wheels are coming off the Kamala campaign, as set forth below:
1. Kamala’s interview with Bret Baier on Fox News was a disaster for her. She was evasive and argumentative, confirming that she has no command of substantive solutions to policy issues. Facing hard questions on the border, she had no answers. In particular, she would not answer how many illegal aliens the Biden-Harris administration had allowed to invade America. She arrived at the interview late, and her staff cut it short…
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