So what is she running what does she stand for today because we don't really the problem is she hasn't really out you know

Yeah, what is she what is she running for today? I mean, I don't even understand what people say they really like or

what they're basing about. Harris has signed on to at least nominally to a bunch of

the stuff that you know it's sort of become a requirement for every Democratic candidate to sign on to.

So you've got, she said that she'd be for a Green New Deal.

She's got her, she's co-sponsored Sanders's Medicare for All Bill now has her own.

But then her own med it.

Yeah, right.

Well, I mean, she did that, you know, to begin with.

Now we're seeing the process of... Well, I mean, she did that, you know, to begin with.

Now we're seeing the process of,

Harris doesn't have a large nationwide base

of working class donors like Sanders does.

So she, I mean, none of the candidates really do.

So she has to, except for, you could argue,

Warren, but even Warren.

But Harris really almost completely relies on you know large is relying on large

donors and like large fundraisers basically the same Clinton people that

had supported her in 2016 and have now sort of migrated to Harris.

So I think she's in the process of now having a square you know doing the typical

pre-2016 thing, which is how do I, how do I get as many

people as possible to support me and my candidacy, people who want, you know, pretty radical

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