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Kamala Harris truly is Hillary Clinton 2.0.
You're right that she was Hilary 2.0, but for the wrong reason.
It has very little to do with policy.
The difference between winning and losing was almost certainly just people who preferred a man over a woman as president. Whether they will say it or not, America is still not ready for a female president.
"In 2020, men were almost evenly divided between Trump and Biden, unlike in 2016 when Trump won men by 11 points."
This election, Trump won men by 10 points again.
Democrats have got the largest share of women's votes in every election since 1988.
Losing 10 points of the male vote isn't caused by support for Israel, or a lack of progressive policies.
This is the sad truth.
It's the economy. They can scream the economy numbers are great but the people are feeling it differently at the grocery store, gas station, paying rent, etc.
Right, economy. Both candidates ran on fixing it. But one wasn't a black woman.....
"It's broken because of Biden and she should have fixed it during the last four years." It's stupid logic but that's what it came down to for some.
Women didn't buy that logic, but men did?
Harris won essentially the same percentage of women as Biden did, but lost entirely on the fact that fewer men voted for her (by a wide margin)
I'm pretty sure the simple explanation is right here, and it had nothing to do with the economy.