Kamala Harris's loss in the election can be attributed to a few key factors. First off, her campaign just didn't resonate with enough people. When Tulsi Gabbard took her down in that debate, it was like watching someone get their legs cut out from under them. I mean, everyone was saying Harris was going to be a powerhouse, and then bam! Tulsi made her shrink into the background.

Also, the energy thing played a huge role. People questioned whether Harris had the stamina for the grind of the campaign. It's brutal out there! Just look at how Hillary Clinton struggled – she thought she could coast her way through the election and it backfired. If you’re not willing to hit the ground running and connect with voters, you’re going to lose ground, and that’s exactly what happened with Kamala.

Lastly, there's the bigger picture. With so many talented candidates out there, it’s wild that these were the options we ended up with. It feels like a missed opportunity for the Democrats. So many factors, but at the end of the day, it really comes down to personality and connection with the voters. If they don’t believe in you, it’s tough to win.