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Kamala Harris won’t cure what ails the Democratic Party
Everyone else since Harrison’s era who lost on the first try and ran again in the next election lost again. Democrat Adlai Stevenson and Republican Thomas Dewey ran twice and lost twice. Henry Clay and William Jennings Bryan each ran three times in a row and lost (Clay ran on three different party tickets). Voters, it seems, don’t like losers.
Anemic black support for the eventual Democratic nominee could be a major problem in the primary and general elections.
Democratic strategist James Carville warned former Vice President Kamala Harris and her allies that the Democratic Party wants nothing to do with them in the next presidential election.
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Former VP Kamala Harris swears in Rep. Robert Garcia as ranking member of House Oversight Committee
Rep. Robert Garcia was ceremonially sworn in as ranking member of the Housing Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris to visit Houston in October to promote new book about campaign
Former Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Houston in October, but this time it isn’t a campaign stop. She will appear ...
Former vice president Kamala Harris rules out 2026 gubernatorial bid in California while pledging continued political ...
Democrats need to start announcing their 2028 presidential campaigns now in order to fight for democracy, set the Democratic ...
Harris’ dilemma is that she symbolizes Democratic discontent with the party. That discontent isn’t monolithic. For progressives, the objection is that Democrats aren’t fighting hard enough.
Kamala Harris, in accepting the Democratic nomination for President, made her case as “a chance to chart a new way forward” ...
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