GOP Pollster Reveals How Dems Committed 'Political Malpractice' Against Trump
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Frank Luntz said the Harris campaign leaned "too much" on this strategy leading up to the election.
Longtime Republican pollster Frank Luntz on Sunday argued that Kamala Harris did “too much defining” of President-elect Donald Trump leading up to her election loss.
“We all know what Trump is, we experienced him for four years,” said Luntz in an appearance on ABC’s “This Week.”
“Whoever told her to focus on him committed political malpractice because in the end, you can not change someone’s point of view on him. It was all about her.”
Luntz is not alone in his post-election analysis.
Harris campaign aides along with advisers and strategists revealed to The Washington Post that there was too much of a focus on Trump while the party failed to register the concerns of the average voter.
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