Gutfeld: We have a great divide

Harris, according to critics, is often seen as delivering overly simplistic and sentimental speeches, yet her supporters appreciate her just as much as Trump’s followers admire him. The divide between the two groups appears to hinge on actions versus words. 

Trump supporters expect tangible deeds, whereas Harris supporters focus on the symbolic act of voting, regardless of specific policies.

The act of voting itself becomes the policy, with little expectation of follow-up. For many, the main motivation for supporting Harris or Biden is simply opposing Trump, with less emphasis on the issues such as immigration, rising crime, or inflation. 

Critics argue that Harris's potential presidency could lead to greater dangers, and point to her reluctance to answer tough questions as proof that her policies are secondary to defeating Trump.


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