Breitbart Editor Questions Media Narrative on Kamala Harris' Appeal to White Working-Class Voters

In a recent interview on the Charlie Kirk Show, Alex Marlow, Editor-in-Chief of Breitbart News, challenged the prevailing media narrative that Vice President Kamala Harris is making significant inroads with white working-class voters. Marlow characterized the Harris-Tim Walz ticket as the "most radical ticket" in U.S. history, arguing that their policies have adversely affected the very demographic the media claims they are appealing to. He cited the ongoing fentanyl crisis as a direct consequence of the Biden administration's policies, suggesting that those impacted are unlikely to support such a radical ticket. Marlow emphasized that the narrative surrounding Harris and Walz is misleading, particularly in light of their left-leaning political stances. He pointed out that Harris, often viewed as one of the most progressive candidates, has chosen Walz, who he believes further solidifies the ticket's radical reputation. Marlow expressed skepticism about the ability of Harris to garner support from the white working class, stating, "I’m just not believing it for a second." In a discussion about former President Donald Trump's strategy against Harris, Marlow noted that Trump views her record as pivotal to his campaign. He highlighted a specific instance where Harris proposed increasing IRS agents to enforce tax regulations, which Trump has opposed. Marlow argued that Harris's recent policy positions appear to contradict her past actions, suggesting a lack of authenticity in her campaign messaging.