Kamala Harris: Unpopular Frontrunner for Democratic Nomination
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Vice President Kamala Harris emerges as the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination if President Biden steps aside, according to top officials. With endorsements, money, optics, and 2028 politics on her side, Harris would be almost impossible to beat for the nomination.
If President Biden were to step aside, Vice President Harris would only need his endorsement to secure the nomination. With the backing of the Obamas and Clintons, any challenge to her nomination would be seen as an affront to the sitting president and two former presidents.
The idea that Harris' lack of popularity is due to her race has been dismissed by many on social media. Instead, her poor job performance and unlikable personality have been cited as the reasons for her unpopularity. In fact, when she ran in the Democratic primary, she received less than 1% of the vote.
Even if Harris were to change her skin tone and put in blue contacts for the vice presidential debates, it would not make her seem smarter or more likable. Her poor job performance and unlikable personality would still be a hindrance to her popularity.
Despite concerns about her political skills and likability, polls show Harris running no worse than Biden in a hypothetical match-up with former President Trump. In fact, a post-debate CNN poll found Harris in a statistical tie with Trump and slightly stronger than Biden because of broader support from women and independents.
If Biden were to endorse Harris, he would likely pair her with a moderate Democratic governor like Pennsylvania's Josh Shapiro, Kentucky's Andy Beshear, North Carolina's Roy Cooper, or Illinois' J.B. Pritzker. This would help to balance out Harris' more liberal views and make her a more appealing candidate to moderate voters.
In conclusion, Vice President Kamala Harris is emerging as the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination if President Biden steps aside. With endorsements, money, optics, and 2028 politics on her side, she would be almost impossible to beat for the nomination. However, her poor job performance and unlikable personality remain a hindrance to her popularity.
Sources:
twitchy.com
axios.com
rumble.com
If President Biden were to step aside, Vice President Harris would only need his endorsement to secure the nomination. With the backing of the Obamas and Clintons, any challenge to her nomination would be seen as an affront to the sitting president and two former presidents.
The idea that Harris' lack of popularity is due to her race has been dismissed by many on social media. Instead, her poor job performance and unlikable personality have been cited as the reasons for her unpopularity. In fact, when she ran in the Democratic primary, she received less than 1% of the vote.
Even if Harris were to change her skin tone and put in blue contacts for the vice presidential debates, it would not make her seem smarter or more likable. Her poor job performance and unlikable personality would still be a hindrance to her popularity.
Despite concerns about her political skills and likability, polls show Harris running no worse than Biden in a hypothetical match-up with former President Trump. In fact, a post-debate CNN poll found Harris in a statistical tie with Trump and slightly stronger than Biden because of broader support from women and independents.
If Biden were to endorse Harris, he would likely pair her with a moderate Democratic governor like Pennsylvania's Josh Shapiro, Kentucky's Andy Beshear, North Carolina's Roy Cooper, or Illinois' J.B. Pritzker. This would help to balance out Harris' more liberal views and make her a more appealing candidate to moderate voters.
In conclusion, Vice President Kamala Harris is emerging as the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination if President Biden steps aside. With endorsements, money, optics, and 2028 politics on her side, she would be almost impossible to beat for the nomination. However, her poor job performance and unlikable personality remain a hindrance to her popularity.
Sources:
twitchy.com
axios.com
rumble.com
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