ANALYSIS — If Vice President Kamala Harris has a legislative plan of action, she opted against sharing it during a Wednesday night town hall in Pennsylvania.
The Democratic presidential nominee mostly whiffed on voters’ questions about her top legislative priority and largely recited parts of her campaign trail stump speech during an hour-plus town hall in the Philadelphia suburbs of the must-win battleground states. Asked about expanding the Supreme Court, Harris vaguely endorsed “some kind of reform on the court.”
Harris likely fell short of proving to undecided voters that she could, to use a football analogy, make all the throws — including when she was unable, or unwilling, to point to one professional mistake she has learned from.
