Additional Coverage:
- Kamala Harris downplays diminishing support from male voters: ‘It’s not the experience I’m having’ (foxnews.com)
Harris Dismisses Low Support Among Male Voters
Vice President Kamala Harris has downplayed her low approval ratings among male voters. Despite trailing former President Donald Trump by 16 points in this key voting bloc, Harris insists that she is not experiencing this disparity.
Harris Responds to NBC News Questioning
When pressed by NBC News about the gender gap in her support, Harris emphasized her commitment to representing all Americans. She suggested that voters are drawn to her because they believe she will be a president who serves all citizens, regardless of their gender or background.
Harris Denies Gap in Support
Despite the poll results, Harris denied that there was a significant difference in support between male and female voters. She stated that her experiences did not align with the findings of the poll.
Harris on Differences from Biden
Harris also addressed how she would differ from President Biden as president. She indicated that, unlike previous vice presidents, she would not hesitate to express criticism of the president if necessary.
Obama and Mitchell Raise Concerns
Former President Barack Obama and MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell have both expressed concern about Harris’s low support among male voters. Obama urged Black Americans to show the same enthusiasm for Harris as they did for him during his presidential campaigns. Mitchell attributed the issue to misogyny and lack of perception of Harris as a serious candidate.