Ana Kasparian

People thinking that maybe Kamala really has a shot.

But then after that debate, things really fell apart for her campaign because she didn't really know what her message was or what she was representing or what she was fighting for.

You know, she started off with some economic populism.

Then she meets with her brother-in-law, who's an executive over at Uber, and then starts pushing pro-tech policies, pro-corporate policies.

And so the base that she had started to abandon her.

She ran a terrible campaign.

Let's just keep it real.

I mean, I don't know what her leadership would look like, to be honest with you, because she was VP for four years and I didn't see any leadership from her during those four years at all.

In fact, you know, the one area where I think Biden kind of set her up to fail, quite frankly, as the immigration czar.

It was a disaster for her.

I mean, that was subversive.

I mean, it was such a disaster that during the 2024 election, the Democrats were pretending like Biden didn't name her the immigration czar.

She absolutely was named that.

Come on.

She went to Guatemala and basically her big play was to tell people do not come.

Well, they didn't listen.

OK, the world didn't listen.

And so, you know, to your point about the way that she presents herself and how she does do a little bit of code switching.

But to be fair, I see a lot of politicians who engage in that.

The problem with that is it's more.