With the bravado and swagger Joe Biden lacked in his abandoned reelection bid, Vice President Kamala Harris’s team on Wednesday shared its playbook to defeat former President Donald Trump.
In a memo sent to reporters Wednesday morning from Jen O’Malley Dillon, the Biden-turned-Harris campaign chair said Harris will rely first and foremost on her strength among key Democratic-leaning groups such as Black, Latino, and Asian American voters, as well as young people and women. When President Biden was the Democrats’ presumptive nominee, Trump was targeting these groups and seemingly making inroads.
But the vice president’s team promised Harris wouldn’t stop there, noting that she was well-positioned to win white, college-educated voters who hadn’t backed Biden in 2020 but had been turned off by Republicans’ extremism come 2022.
