Kamala on SNL tonight!

[Anonymous]

That was cute, and if Harris was stressed about the campaign, it did not show.

[Anonymous]

I just saw it and was utterly charmed. Made me smile the whole time I was watching!

[Anonymous]

She was confident, glowing and so darn likeable! Such a breath of fresh air.

[Anonymous]

Loved it!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, I laughed, but this cold open also made me emotional. The skit was adorable and I loved their chemistry.

I’m with you. It was adorable, these two had good chemistry, and I am unexpectedly emotional about maybe (as I am superstitiously naming it).

That was a cute little riff and her poking fun at her laugh is good natured fun.

[Anonymous]

So cute. Harris is just so likeable. Whereas Trump makes me turn off my tv

[Anonymous]

It was basically a Harris support show, if they wanted to be funny they should have had her do all her crazy accents

[Anonymous]

Why did she copy the same mirror skit they had trump do? wtf is wrong with her staff?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She should’ve of gone to New Hampshire or Virginia or Iowa or Wisconsin isnamt she down in those places

Sure, hon - she's not in any danger in NH or VA and she is gaining in Iowa and Wisconsin.

Hillary thought she was ahead in certain states too.

[Anonymous]

This was not a good use of her time to reach undecided voters. I know many independent/ undecided voters in swing states (PA, GA, WI, AZ). None of them watch SNL and ones that hear about things like this later don’t like it.

This kind of reads tone deaf to undecided voters, many people don’t watch SNL. Would have been better going on another show or podcast where undecided or conservatives watch try and plead her case (hopefully talk about policy) to a wide audience. Having a Kumbaya with a select few (not many people watch SNL anymore) of people who are already voting for her is not the way to do it. It is also not the way to solidify her allegedly bringing the country together.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She should’ve of gone to New Hampshire or Virginia or Iowa or Wisconsin isnamt she down in those places

Sure, hon - she's not in any danger in NH or VA and she is gaining in Iowa and Wisconsin.

Hillary thought she was ahead in certain states too.

So did Trump -- in 2020.

Trump has one a single election in his lifetime. One.

[Anonymous]

She's a fabulous actress.

[Anonymous]

She is simply so great! Cant wait til she’s in charge.

[Anonymous]

So funny. Perfect timing after the Seltzer poll dropped.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This was not a good use of her time to reach undecided voters. I know many independent/ undecided voters in swing states (PA, GA, WI, AZ). None of them watch SNL and ones that hear about things like this later don’t like it.

This kind of reads tone deaf to undecided voters, many people don’t watch SNL. Would have been better going on another show or podcast where undecided or conservatives watch try and plead her case (hopefully talk about policy) to a wide audience. Having a Kumbaya with a select few (not many people watch SNL anymore) of people who are already voting for her is not the way to do it. It is also not the way to solidify her allegedly bringing the country together.

Do you think she's going on a news show or a podcast at 11:30pm on Saturday night? It was a perfectly reasonable use of that time slot and not that hard to simply stop in NY on her way between campaign events in NC and GA on Saturday and then WI and MI on Sunday. It's a national audience and allows her to show a different side of her personality. Well worth the stop in NY at a time when few other voters are up or receptive to a campaign argument.