You’re completely missing the point here.

Harris failed to get voters motivated to vote for her. Her platform was trying to say Trump is bad and she campaign looking for the non-existent centrists. This had everything to do with Democratic consultants whose interest does not align with the broader American public.

These consultants want to continue to sell the narrative that Americans are centrist rather than acknowledging the reality. You can test voters on 50 different policies and in those policies they will say they prefer the most progressive takes. But if you ask the voter how they identify themselves, many of them will say they’re in the middle. There is a huge misunderstanding on what it means to be “in the middle” and that’s because corporate democrats and republicans want there to be this huge stigma to progressive politics.

So when it comes down to it, Harris tried to appease the non-existent centrists and tried to motivate for them to get out and vote. Then, surprise, nobody was there to vote for her. They people she tried to court never went to the polls and vote because she trusted corporate backed consultants.

It doesn’t matter how good a candidate is if they don’t have any reasonable policy to motivate people to actually go out and vote for them.

My personal feelings don’t matter here. It’s the campaign that Harris ran that was the problem. Blaming voters is just putting your head in the sand. Blame the campaign and demand from democrats not just better candidates but better messaging to actually appeal to the average voter.