In a recent video obtained by James O’Keefe, Democratic National Committee (DNC) compliance manager Joyce DeCerce expresses doubts about Vice President Kamala Harris’s chances of winning the presidential election in the current political climate. The video, which was also reported by the Daily Mail, raises concerns over the DNC’s narrative of unity as Kamala Harris receives the party’s nomination without a single primary vote.
DeCerce, who is a compliance manager for the Democratic National Committee and works closely with Vice President Kamala Harris, states in the video that “I don’t think Kamala Harris would win this year.” He further elaborates on his thoughts by mentioning how the vice president is easy to attack due to her lack of accomplishments and legislative contributions.
These concerns may be warranted, as former President Donald Trump is predicted to defeat Vice President Harris in the upcoming election, according to statistician Nate Silver’s model. The model forecasts a 61.3% chance of Trump winning, while Harris has only a 38.1% chance of victory. This suggests that Trump has more than a three-in-five shot at winning, while Harris has less than a two-in-five chance.
DeCerce’s comments highlight concerns over the DNC’s approach to securing donations, suggesting that they often “tell a donor what they want to hear.” This strategy raises questions about the integrity of the Democratic Party’s campaign tactics and may impact their ability to garner support in the lead-up to the election.
As the race between Trump and Harris unfolds, it remains uncertain how these revelations will impact the DNC’s chances of securing a win for their nominated candidate. However, it is clear that Vice President Kamala Harris faces an uphill battle as she navigates the challenges of her current position and seeks to gain public support in her bid for the presidency.