Sean Duffy: Harris Doesn’t Want Voters To Know Who She Really Is

In a recent segment, Laura Ingraham was joined by Sean Duffy and Stacy Washington to discuss what they see as Kamala Harris’ most obvious campaign struggles, including lack of clarity during interviews. 

“So they’ve been for what, six weeks now, covering for as long as she’s been the vice president or the presidential candidate. But they know what’s coming on Tuesday night. They can’t protect her,” Duffy said. 

“On Tuesday night, she’ll be on the stage by herself with Donald Trump getting questions, not just from ABC, but also from Trump himself. They can’t protect her. So I think before she goes out and embarrasses herself and is going to be a word salad, they want to actually have some criticism, some journalistic integrity, where they’re going to actually do some reporting on Kamala Harris.” 

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Stacy Washington agreed with Duffy, adding that she doesn’t believe Harris has what it takes to sit alongside the biggest politicians in the world. 

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“She can’t possibly sit in a room with Vladimir Putin or any of the other world leaders and be taken seriously if she can’t sit down for an interview by herself here in this own country,” Washington said. 

“And I’m looking forward to seeing her stand up next to Donald Trump. It’s going to be pretty epic because she’s going to finally have to speak for herself without assistance.” 

Duffy added that Harris remains an enigma to a majority of the American people ahead of her first debate against Trump on September 10, 2024.

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”They don’t know who she is. They know she was the vice president. They know she’s running for president. And Kamala doesn’t want them to get to know her. They don’t, she doesn’t want them to know her record,” Duffy said.

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“They don’t want to talk about that or inflation or the border, because, again, the best predictor of the future is what’s happened in the past, right? They don’t they want to turn the page on the past because the past, if it’s any indicator of the future, it’s not too bright for the American people.”