Support for Kamala Harris Declines

In a recent segment of "Jesse Watters Primetime," Fox News host Jesse Watters criticized Vice President Kamala Harris, claiming her initial period in office has been marred by internal conflict rather than the expected unity. Watters described the Democrats' attempts to project a positive image as a façade, asserting that behind the scenes, there is significant infighting and backstabbing among party members. He specifically pointed to Nancy Pelosi's alleged dissatisfaction and her critical remarks about Harris, suggesting that the former House Speaker is grappling with her own conscience regarding the party's dynamics. Watters emphasized that what was anticipated to be a "honeymoon phase" for Harris has instead devolved into discord, indicating a troubling start for her vice presidency. He argued that the Democrats' strategy to replace President Biden with Harris has not gone as planned, with the media now struggling to support her as they did for Biden over the past four years. This shift, according to Watters, has left the party's media allies feeling exhausted and questioning the effectiveness of their support. The host also highlighted a growing sense of urgency among Democrats, as media outlets begin to probe Biden about his future amid speculation of a potential Trump victory. Watters suggested that the party is not likely to concede easily, noting their history of employing aggressive tactics to maintain power. He concluded that the current situation reflects a deeper turmoil within the Democratic Party as they navigate the challenges of leadership and public perception.