Harris’s ‘big strategy’ for debate is to point to Trump’s legal troubles: Byron York

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Byron York predicted that Vice President Kamala Harris’s plan for Tuesday night’s debate is to reference former President Donald Trump’s legal battles, part of a larger plan to get under Trump’s skin.

York, the Washington Examiner’s chief political correspondent, explained how President Joe Biden’s campaign had attempted to portray the former president as a threat to democracy, which did not convince many voters prior to Biden dropping out. When Harris took Biden’s place as the Democratic Party’s presidential candidate in July, York noted she basically dropped this strategy “immediately in favor of the vibes campaign.”

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