Thats a good example of what I'm talking about. The video ad of Harris on that was extremely effective. Now, in practical terms she was simply following existing law on that subject. But rather than object to it at the time, or explain the backdrop of it, she just let that ad go and offered virtually no response.
In the prior six years only 20 California prisoners had it, from what I read. Hardly a national pandemic, and tiny in the context of the hundreds of thousands of prisoners the state would have had in that time.
But the Harris campaign, eager to appease the ultra far left, didn't minimize it or object as they should have. Just another example of allowing her to be cast a bit unfairly by the opposition.
Thats weak.