Watch: Hillary Clinton's Running Mate Comes Out of Hiding, but Viewers Can't Recall His Name
Tim Kaine's Low Profile Raises Questions About Clinton's Strategy
For months, Hillary Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine, has been largely out of sight. But now that the Democratic National Convention is underway, Kaine is finally taking to the stage in a bid to introduce himself to voters.
However, a recent poll suggests that Kaine's low profile may have already hurt his chances of making a positive impression on voters. The poll, conducted by Quinnipiac University, found that only 33% of voters could name Kaine as Clinton's running mate.
This lack of name recognition is a major concern for Clinton, who is hoping that Kaine can help her win over voters in key swing states. If voters don't know who Kaine is, they are unlikely to vote for him and Clinton.
Kaine's low profile is even more puzzling given his impressive resume. He is a former governor of Virginia and a former senator. He is also considered to be a moderate Democrat, which could help Clinton win over independent voters.
Some experts believe that Kaine's low profile is a deliberate strategy by Clinton to keep the focus on herself. Clinton is the clear frontrunner in the race, and she may not want to give Kaine too much attention for fear of overshadowing her.
However, other experts believe that Kaine's low profile is simply a sign that he is not a very charismatic or well-known politician. This could be a major liability for Clinton, who needs a running mate who can help her win over voters.
Only time will tell whether Kaine's low profile will hurt Clinton's chances of winning the presidency. But for now, it is clear that Kaine has a lot of work to do to introduce himself to voters.