A heated debate ensues among CNN panelists when one of them argues that the Democratic Party is prioritizing the interests of transgender individuals over those of traditional male voters.
A CNN commentator assessed that Harris had a challenging week and that her campaign was facing difficulties.
On Sunday, a CNN panel broke out into a heated debate when a conservative panelist argued that Vice President Kamala Harris was losing support among male voters due to Democrats' focus on "transgender rights."
During the State of the Union, registered male voters had a negative perception of Harris, resulting in a decline in her polling numbers, according to CNN pundit Scott Jennings.
"Jennings acknowledged that it was a challenging week, with her favorite stocks performing poorly and the New York Times featuring a front-page story about Democrats' struggles with African American voters, particularly men. The gender gap issue is a pressing concern, and the Democrats are responding to it."
"He stated that he believes men are finally realizing that Democrats prioritize individuals who want to transition to the opposite gender over those who simply want to remain their biological sex."
According to a New York Times/Siena College survey, 51% of registered male voters supported Trump while only 40% backed Harris.
Barack Obama has sounded the alarm about male voters' lackluster support for Harris.
"During a pre-campaign rally in Pittsburgh last week, Obama stated that the same levels of energy and turnout have not been seen in all neighborhoods and communities as during his campaign. He added that this could be due to the fact that some men are not comfortable with the idea of a woman as president and are coming up with alternative reasons for their lack of support."
Planet Chronicle' Charles Creitz contributed to this report.
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