Of all the campaign strategies the Kamala Harris-Tim Walz campaign could've come up with, this one may be the worst. But it's also guaranteed to backfire, because the last place you want to make the case for voting for Kamala is the grocery store. Where everything is more expensive.

Let us know how this works out for you, Tim.

'Sure, your eggs cost 147% more and beef is up 50%, but please vote for four more years of this!'

&nbsp;Everyone buys food, and middle- and lower-classes feel this.

 {ai:summary}<p>The Kamala Harris-Tim Walz campaign strategy of encouraging supporters to engage voters in grocery stores has drawn widespread criticism. Observers argue that discussing electoral support in a setting where people are sensitive to rising food prices is counterproductive and likely to alienate potential voters.</p><p>Many social media users have expressed frustration with the idea, suggesting it may inadvertently strengthen opposition support rather than advance the Harris campaign. The sentiment is clear: approaching shoppers about political issues in grocery stores may backfire significantly. #politics</p>

SERIOUSLY?! Guess Where Tim Walz Wants Supporters to Make the Case for Voting Kamala Harris

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