CBS’s Nancy Cordes Admits Harris and Fmr. Trump Aides Wanting an Election About January 6

How specific, how workable her proposals are on those issues. On the other hand, you have this quell of just how wedded Donald Trump is to the democratic process. He suggested just this week in an interview that all of the battleground states may have cheated in the election. You’ve got former top aides saying he’s drawn to fascism, using the enemy from within. All of that is kind of drowning out the policy conversation right now, Tony.
>> Nancy, you know, we’re getting down to the nitty and the gritty here, both campaigns are talking about making their closing arguments. But here’s the question, do you think this has become more about voting against the other person, rather than voting for the candidate you want?
>> Reporter: Absolutely, Gayle. Let’s just take the Harris campaign which I cover day to day. Not only is Harris spending a great deal of time warning people about Trump in these closing weeks but so are the top surrogates on the campaign trail like former President Obama who has been dedicating most of the times in the speeches to mocking and criticizing Trump. Yes, Trump is giving them a lot of new material to work with, but the challenge for the Harris campaign is that candidates tend to generate excitement and win when voters view them as the candidate of change. That was certainly the case for Obama back in ‘08. And if you’re really focused on defining your opponent, that leaves you with less time to