Jiang identifies Kamala Harris as a key reason Biden won suburbs: she appeared educated, articulate, smart, conservative, establishment, and tough on crime.
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Kamala Harris
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Jiang argues that Harris attacking Biden in the 2019 debate and then becoming his running mate created a redemption story that made Biden look forgiving, listening, team-oriented, and empathetic.
Jiang says Nikki Haley resembles Kamala Harris in the relevant electoral frame because she is South Asian, from an immigrant family, accomplished, and acceptable to suburban voters.
Jiang argues that mainstream candidates in American democracy largely represent the same core interests, which is why he doubts figures such as Kamala Harris and Donald Trump would differ much at the policy level.
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"...like who honestly who cares um it like honestly if like kamala harris were in power would she be different than like donald trump..."
"...Trump. And the third reason why the suburbs went, Biden is Kamala Harris, okay? And this is key. Biden picked Kamala Harris to be..."
"So her mom raised the two girls by herself. And Kamala Harris is an extremely accomplished person. She went to Stanford. Then she became..."
"...they just have kids. And the third reason why they like Kamala Harris is because of the redemption story. So, in 2019, there's a..."
"for 50 years, and some of your policies I don't support. For example, you do not support the integration of black and white students..."
"Anyone? Yes, okay, exactly, okay? Doesn't hold grudges, what else? What else? What else? Doesn't hold grudges. He's a very forgiving man. What else?..."
"...Oh, sorry, Nikki Haley. And Nikki Haley is very similar to Kamala Harris, okay? Nikki Haley, her parents are Indian immigrants. Okay, so she's..."
"Guess who just loved her? Who voted for her in droves? Guess what demographic group? Anyone? Suburban woman, okay, do you understand? College educated..."
"...you give me an example like Trump for republicans and like Kamala Harris maybe Donald Trump right"
"...that's important and quite rare. So, you know, I've sat with Kamala Harris or Ivanka Trump or Gavin Newsom or Michelle Obama, you know...."
"...look there is an argument that we'd be better off if kamala harris was president today at this point that's not that tough of..."
"...very very closely and i was i became convinced that uh kamala harris pete budaj jets these are all just program uh mk ultra..."
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