Well, getting back to the topic of the thread, the excitement about Kamala Harris grew quickly.
The Democratic Party largely coalesced around Vice President Harris as its likely new presidential nominee on Monday, as she kicked off her campaign by promising to prosecute a forceful case against Republican nominee
Donald Trump and defend the legacy of
President Biden.
Hours after she delivered remarks laying out some of the themes of her campaign, Harris secured pledges of support from a majority of
Democratic National Convention delegates, a forceful show of unity behind her presidential campaign that signals she is likely to officially become the party’s nominee next month.
“Over the next 106 days, we are going to take our case to the American people, and we are going to win,” Harris said during a visit to campaign headquarters in Wilmington, Del., where she was greeted by a group of energized staffers for Biden’s now-abandoned candidacy. Harris accused Trump of wanting to “take our country backwards to a time before many of our fellow Americans had full freedoms and rights.” She added, “we believe in a brighter future that makes room for all Americans.”
Biden dialed into the impromptu meeting, using his first public remarks after dropping out of the presidential race Sunday to thank his staff and ask them to support Harris with “every bit of your heart and soul.”
and
Major labor unions that had been staunch
President Biden backers are jumping to declare their support for Vice President Harris as the Democratic presidential nominee.
The AFL-CIO, the nation’s largest federation of labor unions, representing about 12.5 million members, announced they are endorsing Harris on Monday night.
Major labor unions that had been staunch
President Biden backers are jumping to declare their support for Vice President Harris as the Democratic presidential nominee.
The AFL-CIO, the nation’s largest federation of labor unions, representing about 12.5 million members, announced they are endorsing Harris on Monday night.