In the days since Kamala Harris became the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, the mainstream media has been working overtime to portray her as an incredibly beloved person. Of course, this portrayal of Harris is a blatant lie. Indeed, polls have long shown that she’s been one of the least popular vice presidents of all time.

Unfortunately for Harris and those who support her, a former boyfriend of hers is now speaking out to warn the left that she might not be as popular as they would like to think that she is. Willie Brown, a former San Francisco mayor who is both an ex-boyfriend and ex-mentor of Harris, believes that she could be so unlikable that he’s comparing her to the two-time failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

From Politico:
Brown worried out loud that Harris had “the Hillary syndrome” — that “people don’t like her” — and fretted it was not fixable.

Ouch, that has got to hurt!

This is particularly humiliating for Harris, given just how bad of a presidential candidate Clinton showed herself to be during her two unsuccessful runs. Few people know Harris better than Brown. If even he thinks that she is as unlikable as Clinton is, she has serious problems.

Things Get Worse For Harris

Making matters even worse for Harris is the fact that Brown isn’t the only person who fears that she may have “Hillary syndrome.”

From The Daily Caller
Clinton struggled with her image during the 2016 election, hitting a 56% disapproval rating in August of that year, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll. Her use of a private email server while she was Secretary of State under the Obama Administration affected her image with voters, with 50% of Americans seeing the incident as a “major problem,” according to an Associated Press poll in July 2016.

Chris Borick, director of the Muhlenberg Institute of Public Opinion in Pennsylvania, told The Sacramento Bee that Harris has problems with likeability as a candidate.

“The very nature of the vice presidency presents a challenge in terms of connections with the public, and when you add in the intersection of Harris’s gender identity, multiracial background and California roots it seems a barrier to broad public acceptance is created,” Borick told the Bee. “These factors, along with her personal style, don’t easily mesh with many Americans’ comfort zone and Harris ultimately emerges with a classic likability problem.”

The mainstream media has spent the past few weeks trying to gaslight the public into believing that Harris is a charismatic figure. This could not be further from the truth, and her abysmal poll numbers for years prove that.

The left can pretend that Harris is a popular politician all that they want to, but the American people see right through it. As soon as Harris is forced to take the debate stage against Donald Trump, it’s likely that her “Hillary syndrome” will be apparent to the world.

Key Takeaways

• Harris’ ex-boyfriend warns that she has “Hillary syndrome.”
• Mainstream media has been trying to portray Harris as being popular.
• Harris has been one of the least popular vice presidents of all time.

Sources: Politico, Daily Caller, Axios