Harris doesn't want to go on Fox for good reason: she might have to answer some questions that require substantive answers that expose her ignorance on the subject or her extreme liberal positions on the issues. Right now she's running a "sheltered" campaign which is completely scripted, choreographed and allows no extemporaneous statements. She's gone almost three weeks with zero press conferences.Harris doesn’t agree to 3 debates that Trump mentioned earlier and which he accepted. So currently Harris is dodging having more than one. Why? She could display her intellectual prowess for all to see three times against Trump, but no.
Harris will likely keep Walz on the ticket because he matches up perfectly with her positions on almost every key issue, in spite of being a weaker candidate than Shapiro. However, Walz brings a lot of baggage as well, from his disastrous mishandling of the Floyd riots to his serial lying over the years about his military service. Eventually these two will have to start talking about their records and their positions on the issues.Regarding the VP debate, one has been scheduled. Vance has said earlier though that he is concerned that the Dems will pull the “bait and switch” and replace Walz (some are calling Awols) with another pick because of his stolen valor controversy.So that debate may not happen until Harris is sure on her selection.
Walz supposed strengths on the ticket ( which were already questionable) such as potential votes from rural and military have been neutralized and are even becoming a negative (liability). All the camouflage caps they ordered for the campaign are likely sitting in boxes in a warehouse at this point. He has avoided any questions about his military comments and is now ducking the topic. Not a peep. No way they allow the VP to become a drag on an already mediocre ticket.Harris doesn't want to go on Fox for good reason: she might have to answer some questions that require substantive answers that expose her ignorance on the subject or her extreme liberal positions on the issues. Right now she's running a "sheltered" campaign which is completely scripted, choreographed and allows no extemporaneous statements. She's gone almost three weeks with zero press conferences.
Harris will likely keep Walz on the ticket because he matches up perfectly with her positions on almost every key issue, in spite of being a weaker candidate than Shapiro. However, Walz brings a lot of baggage as well, from his disastrous mishandling of the Floyd riots to his serial lying over the years about his military service. Eventually these two will have to start talking about their records and their positions on the issues.
That would be the smart thing to do, but the smart thing would've been to pick Shapiro in the first place, who would've likely delivered PA to the Democrats. Now he probably wouldn't take the VP spot if asked after seeing Harris cave to the Hamas wing of the party. No doubt she could rely on Mayor Pete to step in if they have to dump Walz.Walz supposed strengths on the ticket ( which were already questionable) such as potential votes from rural and military have been neutralized and are even becoming a negative (liability). All the camouflage caps they ordered for the campaign are likely sitting in boxes in a warehouse at this point. He has avoided any questions about his military comments and is now ducking the topic. Not a peep. No way they allow the VP to become a drag on an already mediocre ticket.
Prediction: He will be swapped out.
If they won’t go all-in with the risky pick Shapiro, they could go with Kelly from Arizona or the Gov. from Kentucky once they make the switcheroo with Walz.That would be the smart thing to do, but the smart thing would've been to pick Shapiro in the first place, who would've likely delivered PA to the Democrats. Now he probably wouldn't take the VP spot if asked after seeing Harris cave to the Hamas wing of the party. No doubt she could rely on Mayor Pete to step in if they have to dump Walz.