On the latest episode of “The Tony Kinnett Cast,” we examine one of the greatest dichotomies in a two-party presidential election. Former President Donald Trump canvasses the nation seeking to create as big a tent for the Republican Party as possible, resulting in massive events sold out, even in traditionally blue cities.
Vice President Kamala Harris, on the other hand, has spent her entire political career excluding those not on the far left, specifically many men, Christians, and Republicans. In California, there are enough on the far left that one doesn’t need moderates or bipartisan support to win elections. In swing states? Not so much.
Trend lines continue to increase for Trump and slide further down for Harris. Both of these approaches come down to overflow. Do you seek it or throw it away?
We go live to The Daily Signal’s Virginia Allen in North…
