Kamala has a rough road ahead of her

'Honeymoon' phase over for Kamala Harris as campaign acknowledges 'difficult' path

"Only a week after securing the delegates to become the Democrat presidential nominee without a single voter casting a ballot for her as such, the campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris is already lowering expectations for a Democrat victory under her leadership.

“Harris and emerging campaign brain trust share the view that shifting the fundamentals of the race will be difficult with a calcified electorate and fragmented media environment,” Politico Playbook reported.

Breitbart noted that Harris has not given a one-on-one press interview since becoming the presumptive nominee, but it has only been a week.

Given her history of gaffes, though, it isn't surprising that a Democrat senator said the campaign was going to be "brutally tough."

Another Democrat senator said it was going to be hard for Harris to gain support if she steadfastly praised Biden because his record (and hers by association) was unpopular.

And then there's her record in the Senate, where she was ranked the most liberal senator there."

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