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Democrats falling in line behind Harris, ending weeks of rancor about Biden
While a few in the party have continued to advocate for an open, competitive process, the vice president appeared to have an inside track to seamlessly securing the Democratic nomination.The Democratic Party moved further toward fully coalescing around Vice President Harris as its new presidential nominee on Monday, a rapid and dizzying show of unity that followed weeks of public infighting and rancor over President Biden’s now-abandoned candidacy.
Less than 24 hours after Biden’s abrupt exit from the race, hundreds of state delegates, the majority of Democratic lawmakers and governors, a group of state party chairs, and several influential interest groups threw their support behind Harris, as other potential candidates said they would not challenge her. Biden, upon ending his bid, endorsed Harris as his successor.
Glad to see the Democratic Party falling in line quickly. It's reported Harris have received over 80 million in donations since yesterday's announcement of her being endorsed by the President. There appears to be new energy on the progressive side. Corporate media and its owners are doing all they can to put Trump back in the White House, but I believe decent Americans see the threat Trump presents and will come out in November to defeat him. And I believe Harris will make a great president.