Most people say they believe Kamala Harris hurts Joe Biden's chances of becoming president.
That's according to the latest unscientific poll of more than 700 people at SharylAttkisson.com.
Fifty-seven percent (57%) said it will "hurt" Biden's odds.
Six percent (6%) said Harris as a Vice Presidential candidate will help.
Thirty-six percent (36%) said it makes no difference.
Read the full results below. Meantime, be sure and vote in our latest poll at SharylAttkisson.com on the home page. Look for the black box in the right sidebar or scroll way down on the mobile site!
I think Harris will ______ Biden's chances.
6% Improve
57% Hurt
36% Neither improve nor hurt
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No biggy....it's politics.....Dem politics.
Just a matter of turning her into a "victim" of some kind.
I am not sure I can agree with the poll. I can see where she will help Biden's campaign with the younger voters. assuming they are as radical as she is. She might hurt him with the older voters, assuming they are not as radical.
But, in a fair and free election, no voter fraud, no matter who Biden picked, they would be defeated by Trump.
I think it will hurt him. She's too much like Killery except she doesn't screech when she talks loudly
Do you mean will she hurt his chances any more than he does himself?
I don't believe Kamala's presence is anything more than pandering to an image of inclusion. AOC is evidence of how well that worked out. Not so long ago, Kamala was praised for being the first Indian American in Senate. In light of California recently being declared "a major disaster", that sums up the unintended results from voting for image, over substance.
It's worth noting, all of Congress and a host of Senate seats are up for grabs, this year. Both sides could use a thorough decontamination.and it's best to do so, before it's illegal to vote.
I believe it makes no difference when you look at the field of potential running mates and the fact that he based his ( that is to say the DNC) decision solely on race and gender .I think Trump will win in November. My hope is that his margin of victory is wide enough to remove any doubt about what the American people want from their President.