Why do you like her?

Easy. The media told them to like her. No other reason. And like good little drones, they latched onto her faster than a lamprey to a fish.

They'll vote for her because she smiles while Trump frowns and this is all they get out of it unaware of the fact why Trump is pissed off and frowning to begin with?? The man probably barely sleeps, campaigns left and right, does sitdown interviews, one after another to the point where FOX should put him on the Payroll, does Town Hall Meetings and hammers home Policies, something Kamala Harris did 0 of during the debate which the more I think about it, really wasn't a debate so much as it was a 4 on 1 lynching to take their frustrations out on the man. Young people will vote for her more out of emotion in that they want to vote for someone they can go out and have a drink with and be down to earth

They have no idea. Basically “woman of color” and “orange man bad”.

It’s been 24 hours and not one Kamala voter has responded.

Either this means they simply don’t exist, or it means that all the people who spend 24/7 on here dumping hard on Trump have no idea why they’re supporting Kamala.

Trump voters can clearly and proudly articulate their reasons for support, it seems that Kamala voters are filled entirely with irrational media-induced hatred of Trump.

Won’t one Kamala voter explain why they like her..?

I don't think people "like" Kamala if they are voting for her. They are voting for her because she can push their (really bad) policies. We know that Kamala is not a likable candidate because only a few months ago, people were considering replacing Biden with about 4 or 5 other potential candidates. Yes, she somehow got in, but the fact that she was not the universal choice among Democrats indicate that she's not the top choice of her own side.

I think the problem with your question, Melton, is that it pre-supposes that people actually like her. You're assuming they do and you want to get into the nuts and bolts as to how this can be - appearance, the media, 'not Trump', etc. The reason you may not have gotten the groundswell of responses you were looking for is because, to a lot of voters (myself among them) 'liking' a political candidate is not a necessary factor when deciding to support them.

I happened to like Joe Biden. I still do. There's something about the pain and loss he has endured and the the imperfect way he communicates that ingratiates him to me. I could be wrong, but he genuinely seems like a person who would be nice to meet. I like him. But that has nothing to do with why I voted for him in 2020. I was a husband and a father of three young children. I watched as we experienced a global pandemic (something I'd ever encountered in my lifetime up to that point) as our president ignored and whitewashed the facts and deaths because "he didn't want people to panic." That's not what I need in a leader. When it became 'popular,' Trump scrambled to unroll Operation Warp Speed in order to rush a vaccine prior to Election Day 2020. Biden, on the other hand, did take coronavirus seriously. And when he took office, he marshaled all of the powers of government to vaccinate the country, and he educated Americans (whether they wanted to listen or not) concerning the benefits and limitations of the vaccines and antiviral medications. That's why I was happy I voted for Biden in 2020 and, among other achievements, why I would have voted for him again in 2024 had he stayed in the race.

I do not know if I like Kamala Harris or not. But that is incidental. I still donated money to her campaign, and I will still vote for her in November. Why? She is simply better for this nation than the other option, Donald Trump.

I'm going to bump this, just to see if at least one liberal will answer. If this was under Trump, his voters know damn well why they like him. Like them or not, at least Trump supporters are sincere.

Conservative here. NOT liberal.

Why do I like Kamala? Simply because she is not Trump.