Former Obama fundraiser makes big prediction about 2024 race and Donald Trump: ‘I see him winning’

Former Obama fundraiser Don Peebles compared Vice President Kamala Harris to the former president on Saturday, saying Obama is inspirational and represents change in America, while Harris is just another candidate for the status quo.

The real estate entrepreneur also made a prediction about Trump and the 2024 race: “If this is a race about politics, he’s definitely going to win… I see him winning. I look at all these numbers and I see him winning.”

Peebles made a statement to Fox News.Neil Cavuto LiveOn Saturday, he declared that Harris lacks the same factor that has made the 44th president one of the most popular political figures in modern American history.

“Harris represents more of the status quo. He’s not charismatic, he’s not overly engaging, and he can’t stay true to his message,” he said, calling him a “stark contrast” to Obama.

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Former Obama Fundraiser Don Peebles blasted Vice President Kamala Harris, saying she doesn’t have the charisma of true “change” candidates like former President Barack Obama. (Fox News)

Peebles, founder and CEO of Peebles Corporation, described the former president as an “inspiring figure” with a “big personality.”

“She was very charismatic, super smart and very disciplined. And she represented a dramatic change. Harris represents more of the status quo,” the former Obama man said.

Peebles also noted that Harris has been a part of the Biden administration for nearly four years, adding that she is not a breath of fresh air like Obama was when he came onto the stage.

Cavuto followed up by asking Peebles what’s behind the leading Democratic figures in huge blue areas. Gov. Gavin Newsom, D-Calif.and New York Mayor Eric Adams is losing support among his voters.

“Voters in these Democratic cities have run out of patience, and they are also losing African American voters, especially African American men,” the CEO said.

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He continued. “Just look at the liberal bastion of Boston, Massachusetts. The average net worth of a white household is $215,000. For an African American household, it’s $11,000; 20 times greater in terms of inequality.”

“Jobs and economic growth are not working, and public safety, quality of life, all you have to do is look at these cities and what you see is the quality of life is declining,” Peebles said. “And we’re back to loving the 1990s, and voters are losing patience across all demographics. “

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The Fox News Channel host then asked Peebles what he thought of Harris’ situation. We have good relations with women votersbut responded by saying he thought Harris’s lead among them was narrower than reported.

“Number one, I don’t think Harris’s lead is as strong as it seems because I think people – women – they’ve made women uncomfortable by saying they won’t vote for her because she’s going to be the second woman – she’s the second female candidate as the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee and another chance to be president. “

He also expressed his belief that men “probably undervoted Trump” because they wanted to avoid learning from the Democratic Party.

Near the end of the episode, Peebles stated that he believed Trump’s economic policies were “significantly better than Harris’s,” stating that “we don’t know enough” about his policies to “make an informed decision.”

He concluded by predicting a Trump victory next week: “If this is a race about policy, he’s definitely going to win. If it’s a race about personality and who is less liked, it’s going to be a tighter race. But I see him winning.” “I look at all these numbers and I see that he won.”

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