Clay Travis Believes Kamala Harris Is a 'Backup Quarterback'

OutKick founder Clay Travis compares Kamala Harris to a 'backup quarterback' in the race for the Democrat nomination for president after President Biden's withdrawal.

OutKick founder Clay Travis believes that Kamala Harris is a "backup quarterback" in the race for the Democrat nomination for president after President Biden's withdrawal. In an interview with Fox News, Travis said that Harris is "not a first-tier candidate" and that she is "not someone who is going to excite the Democratic base."

Travis compared Harris to a backup quarterback who is only called upon when the starter is injured or ineffective. He said that Harris is "not someone who is going to come in and win the game for you."

Clay Travis Believes Kamala Harris Is a 'Backup Quarterback'

Travis's comments come as Harris is facing increasing scrutiny from both Democrats and Republicans. Some Democrats have criticized Harris for her handling of the border crisis and her perceived lack of charisma. Republicans, meanwhile, have attacked Harris for her support of progressive policies such as the Green New Deal and Medicare for All.

Despite the criticism, Harris remains a leading contender for the Democrat nomination. She is the first Black woman to be nominated for vice president by a major party, and she has a strong support base among African Americans and other minority voters.

Clay Travis Believes Kamala Harris Is a 'Backup Quarterback'

However, Harris's path to the nomination is not without obstacles. She is facing a crowded field of candidates, including former Vice President Joe Biden, Senator Elizabeth Warren, and Senator Bernie Sanders. Biden is currently the frontrunner in the race, and he is likely to be the candidate to beat.

Harris will need to overcome several challenges if she wants to win the Democrat nomination. She will need to appeal to a broad range of voters, including white working-class voters who have been key to Trump's success. She will also need to raise significant funds and build a strong campaign organization.

Clay Travis Believes Kamala Harris Is a 'Backup Quarterback'

If Harris is able to overcome these challenges, she could become the first woman to be elected president of the United States. However, she faces an uphill battle, and it is far from certain that she will be able to win the nomination or the general election.