Vice President Kamala Harris has roughly 100 days between now and Election Day to make the case to the public that she is better suited than former President Donald Trump to serve in the White House, assuming she becomes the Democratic nominee.
This truncated amount of time could be daunting for Harris, who did not lead the ticket until President Joe Biden exited the 2024 race on Sunday. But top Democratic strategists claimed the short timespan could actually work out in Harris’s favor.
“You could argue they lost some time in fundraising in July, and time matters for fundraising. But, gosh, I’d like to think that was made up for in the last few days when they broke $100 million. So I’m not concerned about that,” Robby Mook, Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager in 2016, told Politico during a roundtable with two other strategists.
Within 24 hours of Biden endorsi …