Kamala Harris prefers for Democrats to be nervous as it motivates them to go out and vote

For Kamala Harris, the fact that Democrats are nervous about losing the presidential elections could be a point in her favor because it would mean that voters will turn out at the polls.

While concern increased with Joe Biden leading the Democratic Party, the situation calmed down when he dropped out of the presidential race and gave way to Harris. Now Harris' numbers are stagnant. According to polls, Democratic voters are worried that Donald Trump could still regain power.

Collective nervousness among the democrats

Harris seems to accept the collective nervousness, and according to her, if Democrats fear losing, they are more likely to go to the polls and help her win.

However, internal complaints are arising. Democratic Party activists suggest that he is not holding enough rallies after stating that he was not doing enough interviews.

"“He is trying to motivate his voters because he is not performing at the level that Hillary Clinton had in 2016 or Joe Biden had in 2020 among key Democratic groups,” said John McLaughlin, a pollster for Trump."

Self-proclaimed loser

The claims that Harris is not the favorite are equivalent to "a liberal conspiracy to make us trust too much in Trump's side," he added. Previous Democratic campaigns "tried four and eight years ago to convince us that we couldn't win, and we won one and narrowly missed the other."

Although Harris tries to come up with a strategy, her campaign shows weaknesses and some argue that she should speed up the pace of her campaign events and show the spontaneity that voters like to see.

“They have to unmask her,” said the legislator. “She has to show her emotions and show her passion. Donald Trump is crazy, but he is real. She has to prove to people that she is real, and people have to believe that she is fighting for this position.”