Pollster Frank Luntz told CNN anchor Sara Sidner on Thursday that Vice President Kamala Harris is responsible for voter uncertainty about her policy priorities if she becomes president.
During an August interview with CNN’s Dana Bash, Harris was first asked about what she would accomplish on her first day if elected, to which she responded she would “strengthen the middle class,” without offering much detail — a response Luntz criticized at the time. Sidner, on “CNN News Central,” said Harris has repeatedly “explained” her presidential priorities, but Luntz argued she hasn’t provided enough clarity, leaving voters still unsure of her agenda.
“The momentum is clearly, in what I see and what I hear, is in [former President Donald Trump’s] favor and so every word, every phrase, every misstep, every gaffe, matters as those last remaining persuadables make their decision,” Luntz said. “I don’t believe in the undecided anymore, I don’t believe there is undecided, I think the only question is do you actually come out and vote if you don’t like either candidate? Because that is the vast majority of persuadables. People who don’t like Trump’s attitude, don’t like his persona. People who aren’t still sure what Harris will do in the first day, first week, first month, first year.”
Sidner asserted Harris “has explained that over and over,” which Luntz said was “correct,” but her message has not gotten through to voters. […]
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