"This political environment sucked. We were dealing with ferocious headwinds, and I think people's instinct was to give the Republicans and even Donald Trump another chance," said Harris campaign senior advisor David Plouffe.
"We needed it to be better than that, and perhaps if we had more time we could have done that," O'Malley Dillon said, reflecting on the campaign's results in battleground states.
Plouffe rejected the idea that the campaign focused too much on the cons of electing President-elect Trump versus the pros of Harris, arguing the campaign was effective boosting her favorability rating.
Harris principal deputy campaign manager Quentin Fulks noted that trans issues are "at the heart of the movement for equality and justice, and we stand firmly in support of those rights."
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