Vice President Kamala Harris kept slyly pivoting to “things that drive Trump crazy” like crowd size and her endorsements from rival Republicans during Tuesday’s presidential debate, a strategy that ultimately rattled her opponent — and that was by design, MSNBC guest commentator Julie Roginsky said Wednesday.
Appearing on “MSNBC Reports,” the Democratic Party strategist and TV personality first gave a shout-out to Karen Dunn, an attorney and Harris’ debate tutor.
“This is a typical Karen Dunn strategy,” Roginsky said. “You have to stick the landing. Kamala Harris stuck the landing. Issue after issue after issue, she did it by diverting attention from things that are not strengths of hers. When she talked about ‘Are you better off than four years ago?’ she immediately pivoted to talking about things that drive Trump crazy.”
Harris addressed the former president directly many times during the debate, more than once suggesting that military leaders had told …