Vice President Harris Faces Serious Risks of Unpopularity and Backlash
Inside Report on the Rough U.S. Presidential Race: Rejuvenated, First Female President, Former Prosecutor - Breaking the "Almost a Tiger" Mood with a Clean Image... ......
‘Before I became a legislator, I cracked down on criminals of all stripes. Those who abuse women and those who cheat consumers. …… I know very well what kind of man Mr. Trump is.”
Vice President Kamala Harris, 59, is the likely Democratic candidate to replace President Biden, 81, who has announced his withdrawal from the U.S. presidential race. At her first campaign rally, she was scathing in her criticism of her opponent, former President Trump (78). The wind is blowing in her favor right now,” said Kazuhiro Maejima, a professor at Sophia University who specializes in contemporary American politics and diplomacy.
When President Trump’s nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court in 2006, Brett Kavanaugh, was accused of sexual assault in the past, Harris raised her stock by sharply pursuing the allegation. She had risen from district attorney to state attorney general in California. Following that time, she has struck clean and succeeded.”
During the campaign, Trump criticized Biden as an “old man,” but in passing the baton to Harris, the Democrats have succeeded in changing generations. The fact that she is the first female presidential candidate is also a major factor in breaking the “almost tiger” mood. However, Harris also has some concerns that could be painful if she is poked.
