There are less than six weeks remaining until Election Day.
Neither campaign wants to commit a blunder with so little time to recover.
But now Kamala Harris was caught on video saying three words that may cost her the election.
Kamala Harris’ pro-open borders past comes back to bite her
Kamala Harris’ handlers see the polls that show immigration is the number two issue in the election, only behind the economy.
Those same polls also give Donald Trump a massive lead on the question of who voters believe is best suited to handle the border.
Kamala Harris is running commercials trying to gaslight voters into thinking she’s some law-and-order prosecutor who will secure the border as opposed to the border czar who invited 10,000,000 illegal aliens into the country.
But the Kamala Harris reboot on the border is suffering from two massive setbacks.
One is a newly resurfaced video from 2018 showing Kamala Harris marching in a parade chanting “down with deportations.”
Kamala Harris shouting ‘Down down with deportation!’ at a 2018 parade in Los Angeles pic.twitter.com/jgcAmkeQbe
— Charlie Spiering (@charliespiering) September 23, 2024
The media also begins to question Kamala Harris on the border
The other hurdle Kamala Harris faces on the border is with the media.
The media is a leading indicator a Democrat is in trouble on the issue.
And multiple pro-Kamala Harris media outlets are sounding the alarm that immigration is still a massive weakness for Kamala Harris heading into Election Day.
Axios highlighted that back in 2019, Kamala Harris supported a mass amnesty scheme for millions of illegal immigrant children.
“Every day in the life of a Dreamer who fears deportation is a long day,” Harris declared at the time. “Dreamers cannot afford to sit around and wait for Congress to get its act together. Their lives are on the line.”
Axios’ Alex Thompson followed up with the campaign on if Kamala Harris still supports amnesty for illegal immigrant children.
Thomson got a non-response from the campaign.
“Asked this week whether she’d take those same executive actions, her campaign declined to answer,” Axios reported.
The campaign’s statement was a vaguely worded attempt to skirt the issue.
“The vice president has fought for Dreamers throughout her career and is proud of the actions taken under her and President Biden to expand protections for them, including the executive action President Biden took this year, which she supported,” spokesman Ian Sams told Axios.
CNN’s Abby Phillip also is worried Kamala Harris is try to run out the clock until Election Day on the border.
“One of the things about this moment, I mean, the Harris campaign has just been trying to float above it all, to float above the immigration arguments, float above some of the nitty-gritty details on some of this policy. But this shows that they realized they have to do something,” Phillip said on her primetime show.
Immigration has been Kamala Harris’ biggest weakness from day one.
And her handlers think the best course of action is to just ignore the border and Kamala Harris’ past support for mass amnesty and hope that the media plays along.
