Domenech: Harris Should’ve Shown Humility and Grace, and Distanced Herself from the Failures of the Past Three Years

Ingraham: “Ben, now she has had, what, three months to come up with an answer to that question. And that is the best that she could do.”
DOMENECH: “You know, Laura, I really feel like this interview was an opportunity for Kamala Harris and a missed opportunity. She chose to sit down with FOX, which I think is a very good thing because it has the largest audience, including the largest audience of independent viewers that you are going to find on any cable station. I think she could have, in this moment, sounded a note of humility and grace about the failures of the last three and a half years, and frankly distanced herself from them in a way that I think is very possible, to say that, ‘I’m going to demand better when it comes to our border policy. I’m going to demand more from Homeland Security. I’m going to not let things like this lag under my administration.’ Instead, we got filibustering. We got an aggressive recitation of talking points that we have heard before. And I think that this was a huge missed opportunity for her. There are actual gettable voters for her, I believe, in key states like Pennsylvania. Nobody who tuned in, who falls into that category, can see a candidate here in Kamala Harris, who has learned anything from the last three and a half years. Instead, it sounded like she was just pitching to her comfortable base who are watching MSNBC and will be tuning in tomorrow to cope with ‘Morning Joe.’”