Kamala Admits Her Biggest Weakness as Experts Say Its Why Voters Choosing Trump

Vice President Kamala Harris admitted a personal weakness during a CNN town hall, saying she’s not always quick at making on-the-spot decisions. “I’m kind of a nerd sometimes, I confess,” she said, explaining she prefers to research and consider issues before responding. “Some might call that a weakness, but that’s how I work.”

Harris acknowledged she sometimes leans heavily on her team when making decisions. “I really do value having a team of very smart people around me who bring different perspectives,” she shared. “My team will tell you I am constantly saying, let’s kick the tires on that.”

Her comments came as polls show the race for the White House shifting in favor of former President Donald Trump. Nate Silver’s projections give Trump a 24.4% chance of winning all seven swing states, while Harris’ chances stand at 15.6%.

However, the forecast suggests Harris could still win if she secures all swing states except Arizona and Georgia, where Trump holds the lead.

With Election Day approaching, the race remains highly competitive, reflecting the close battle between the two candidates.