Kamala

[angrychair]

38. I do agree with you

On some points:

I will say her leveraging of Cheney and Kitzinger annoyed me.

I absolutely hated this aspect of her campaign and chalk it up to bad advice and even worse polling.

The advisors not of her choosing was the only practical solution given the timeframe she was forced to work in as Biden's advisors were already on the ground and working the campaign for him.
I also think her loyalty to Biden ended up harming her in the end because it made it almost impossible to separate herself from the president she served.

So obviously I'm not without my own criticisms of the last campaign but I think, hope, she learned from that experience and will correct those shortcomings in her next campaign.