Harris Struggles to Connect with Male Voters

Vice President Kamala Harris is struggling to attract male voters, with recent polls showing that only 40% of men would vote for her compared to 51% for Donald Trump. In response, the liberal group Vote Save America released a video attempting to appeal to male voters by showcasing stereotypical 'manly' activities, though it has been criticized as a misguided effort. Meanwhile, Democrats are grappling with this gender gap, resorting to accusations of misogyny instead of addressing the underlying issues. Harris's attempts to connect with voters through unconventional media appearances, including podcasts and late-night shows, have drawn mixed reviews; her beer-drinking stunt with Stephen Colbert was perceived as awkward and ineffective. Democratic strategists express concern that her unpopularity among men, particularly Hispanic men, could jeopardize her campaign in key swing states. As the election approaches, Harris's team is under pressure to recalibrate their strategy to engage disaffected male voters effectively.