The clock is ticking on the 2024 election. And Republicans have yet to really make the case against Kamala Harris, a columnist noted.
“The time to refute what Harris says is when she says it, whatever the issue. Waiting to refute what she says, until after millions of early voters have already voted, makes no sense. Nor is merely denouncing or ridiculing what she said the same as refuting it,” Thomas Sowell wrote in an Aug. 22 op-ed for the Wall Street Journal.
In less than a month, election officials in some states will begin mailing out ballots.
“If the Republicans do not discredit what she claims within that month, the votes she gets then will be fixed — even if Republicans completely demolish her claims later on,” Sowell noted.
“On Election Day, even if most voters would prefer Donald Trump, the votes of those who voted early, and later regretted it after the facts came out, will still be votes for Kamala Harris.” […]
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