Harris-Buttigieg Ticket: A Risky Bet for Democrats?
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Posted 87 days ago
As the 2024 presidential race heats up, a potential Democratic ticket featuring Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg is being met with skepticism from both sides of the aisle. With Harris' unpopularity and Buttigieg's disastrous track record in the Biden administration, many are questioning whether this pairing would be able to defeat Donald Trump in November.
Harris, who has been widely criticized for her handling of the border crisis and her lack of action on key issues, is seen as a weak candidate by many. In fact, one of President Joe Biden's top donors, attorney John Morgan, has even warned that running Harris as the nominee would hand the election to Trump. Morgan argues that Harris is too far left to win a general election, and that her record as vice president has fallen short of expectations.
Buttigieg, meanwhile, has been floated as a possible vice presidential nominee after endorsing Harris. However, his disastrous track record in the Biden administration, including his handling of the East Palestine derailment and his failure to address flight delays caused by a system crash, has left many questioning whether he is the right choice for the ticket.
Critics argue that a Harris-Buttigieg ticket would be a disaster for the Democratic Party, with both candidates having failed to deliver on key issues. Harris' lack of action on the border crisis and Buttigieg's poor performance in the Biden administration have left many questioning whether they are the right candidates to take on Trump in November.
With the Democratic National Convention just around the corner, it remains to be seen who will emerge as the party's nominee. However, one thing is clear: a Harris-Buttigieg ticket would be a risky choice for the Democrats, and could potentially hand the election to Trump.
Sources:
twitchy.com
slaynews.com
wndnewscenter.org
Harris, who has been widely criticized for her handling of the border crisis and her lack of action on key issues, is seen as a weak candidate by many. In fact, one of President Joe Biden's top donors, attorney John Morgan, has even warned that running Harris as the nominee would hand the election to Trump. Morgan argues that Harris is too far left to win a general election, and that her record as vice president has fallen short of expectations.
Buttigieg, meanwhile, has been floated as a possible vice presidential nominee after endorsing Harris. However, his disastrous track record in the Biden administration, including his handling of the East Palestine derailment and his failure to address flight delays caused by a system crash, has left many questioning whether he is the right choice for the ticket.
Critics argue that a Harris-Buttigieg ticket would be a disaster for the Democratic Party, with both candidates having failed to deliver on key issues. Harris' lack of action on the border crisis and Buttigieg's poor performance in the Biden administration have left many questioning whether they are the right candidates to take on Trump in November.
With the Democratic National Convention just around the corner, it remains to be seen who will emerge as the party's nominee. However, one thing is clear: a Harris-Buttigieg ticket would be a risky choice for the Democrats, and could potentially hand the election to Trump.
Sources:
slaynews.com
wndnewscenter.org
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