Kamala Harris gives 'word salad city' answers in pivotal CNN town hall

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : She also dodged when Cooper asked her if she'd be stronger than Trump on Israel.
32% : Harris stood before undecided voters in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, a swing area outside of Philadelphia, as new polling from The Wall Street Journal showed Trump taking a lead over the Democrat nationally with less than two weeks to go.
28% : Harris started answering the question by giving her usual spiel, knocking Trump for derailing the bipartisan bill that would have provided, in her words, a 'long-term' immigration fix.
20% : When a woman asked her about the rise of anti-Semitism, she brought up Kelly's comments that Trump had asked why his generals weren't akin to those of Hitler.
6% : Anderson asked a direct question on would you be stronger on Israel than Trump and there was a seven-minute answer, but none of it related to the question,' the Obama adviser complained.
5% : CNN's Anderson Cooper (center) watches Vice President Kamala Harris (left) answer a question during a town hall event in suburban Philadelphia Wednesday night aimed at undecided votersWhen pressed if she thought the wall wasn't 'stupid anymore' Harris again criticized Trump.
3% : When Harris was pressed on whether Trump - who has Jewish grandchildren - was anti-Semitic, the Democrat instead responded, 'I believe Donald Trump is a danger to the well-being and security of America.'

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