swing voters and undecided voters basically by definition think about and engage with politics differently than anyone on this site, anyone who writes for the ny times, and the vast majority of the times’ subscribers. otherwise they wouldn’t be undecided/swing voters.
This is what I’ve been saying, and one response I get is, swing voters aside, what about how this affects enthusiasm and thus turnout? But to my (non-expert) mind, Dem enthusiasm/turnout in this election will be largely driven by anti-Trump feeling no matter the candidate
i think that makes a lot of assumptions about enthusiasm for candidate [TBD]. when has harris proven the ability to generate enthusiasm? certainly not in the primaries or as veep? and how will dems and ESPECIALLY black dems react if she’s passed over for some untested unknown
Honestly, as much as it would be a bs nepotism pick and I think it's too late for replacing Biden anyway, the way to go would be Michelle Obama.
Is she a politician? Not really but I don't think swikg voters would care.
