Vance sees running against Harris as a special opportunity and challenge.
Former President Trump’s running mate, Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, discussed the upcoming campaign against Vice President Kamala Harris with donors, highlighting both the unique opportunity and challenges it presents. Vance acknowledged that while Trump and Biden were well-known figures whom people held strong opinions about, the public’s perception of Harris is not as clearly defined.
As the Trump campaign adjusts to the new reality of running against Harris, they are pivoting their focus to highlight Harris’ position in an administration that is not popular among Americans. Vance emphasized the need to attack Harris’ past stances on issues such as fracking, support for the “defund the police” movement, and her record on border security.
Despite the challenges, Vance remains confident in the campaign’s ability to effectively run against Harris. He pointed to her younger age and lack of political baggage compared to Biden as potential obstacles but urged donors to stay focused on the task at hand.
While Democrats have faced criticism for what some view as a coup to remove Biden from the race, Republicans argue that Harris’ policies are even more left-leaning and dangerous than Biden’s. Polls show a tightening race between Trump and Harris, with Harris gaining ground in betting markets as well.
According to polling averages, Trump continues to lead Harris nationally, but the gap between them has narrowed in recent weeks. Campaign spokespersons from both sides remain confident in their candidate’s ability to secure victory once voters become more familiar with Harris’ policies.
As the election approaches, both campaigns are gearing up for a tough battle ahead. While Trump maintains an initial lead over Harris, the outcome remains uncertain as both sides continue to rally their supporters and work towards securing key swing states.

