Rep Tom Tiffany claims Kamala Harris' visit signals weakness in David Crowley’s Wisconsin campaign

Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany, running for governor of Wisconsin, says a Milwaukee stop by former Vice President Kamala Harris on behalf of Democratic nominee David Crowley is evidence that Crowley is having trouble motivating his own party's voters. Harris appeared with Crowley at the Pfister Hotel on Monday, eight days before Election Day, at a Women for Crowley event, according to Fox News.

Tiffany told Fox News Digital that the visit shows Democrats are struggling to get their base to vote, adding that Crowley has not excited it. He also attributed the weak enthusiasm to national exhaustion with polarization and nonstop campaign messaging. Speaking to supporters, Harris acknowledged that many people have spent the past year and a half feeling anger, sadness and powerlessness, and said she understands how much pain and fear they are experiencing.

Crowley's critics and political opponents contend that Democratic leaders, among them Gov. Tony Evers, picked him as a centrist option over more progressive contenders such as state Rep. Francesca Hong, whom he narrowly beat in the primary. That line of attack resembles problems Harris met during her presidential run.

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