VP Kamala Harris rolled out the “Opportunity Agenda” aimed at Latino Men.
It’s, um, similar to the Opportunity Agenda for black men, except Harris left off the marijuana portion.
However, Harris quickly opened the “Opportunity Agenda” to everyone because, in the case of using race in college admissions, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote, “Eliminating racial discrimination means eliminating all of it.”
So even though it says Latino men, the email her campaign sent said, “Vice President Harris will build an Opportunity Economy where everyone—including Latino men—has the opportunity to not just get by, but get ahead.”
I wonder if Harris will repeat her excuse. This time, she would say the Latino “men agenda is intended more at reassuring a voting bloc that the candidate knows their concerns than promising exclusive government benefits.”
Let’s get real. Harris polls low with men.
The latest USA Today/Suffolk poll showed Harris and Trump virtually tied with Latinos:
“I’m not too fond of either candidate, but if I have to, I’d vote for Donald Trump,” said Jacob Rossow, 24, a college student from Oklahoma City, saying it had been a difficult decision. He was among those surveyed. “I just feel that he’s been more clear on his policies and what he wants to do. I’m still unsure of Kamala’s plan for the country.”The poll of 1,000 likely voters, taken by landline and cellphone Oct. 14-18, has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.By double digits, voters said Harris hadn’t done enough to explain the specific policies she would pursue in office, 57% to 37%. Those who want to hear more include nearly 1 in 4, or 23%, of her supporters.
Trump leads men overall, 53% to 37%.
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