Joe Biden Tees Up Kamala 2028 With Changes In Primary Calendar As Her Popularity Sinks

Kamala Harris knows she would never win a presidential primary in the Democratic Party with last cycle’s nominating calendar. At the White House’s request, the party leaders modified it.

Harris was caught after struggling through the summer of 2019 in New Hampshire Confidence Hawaii Democratic Senator Mazie Hirono said that she was “f-cking moving to Iowa.” The California senator had already doubled her commitment to Hawkeye State as her pathway to the Oval by November. A CBS News interview.

“I’m all in on Iowa,” She . “I’m all in… I’m practically living in Iowa to do the work that is necessary.”

Harris pulled out of the race one month later after her low poll numbers continued to fall.

Once caucus day arrived, President Joe Biden didn’t do well either. No candidate was successful after the publicity prize that normally follows winning the first nomination contest was spoilt. turmoil How the caucuses were run. By the time a conclusive winner was announced, the nation’s attention had already turned to New Hampshire.

The Biden campaign struggled in Granite State where he was a distant fifth to Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders (future Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg), Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

South Carolina was the site of the former vice president’s comeback. Biden’s first-place win by nearly 30 points The victory of the next candidate was followed up by a series of endorsements from former rivals, who dropped out to support the new frontrunner. Biden had already won the nomination in the spring.

The 2020 Democrat Primary highlighted the challenges that Vice President Harris would face if given a second chance to run for the White House, especially considering how her public image has suffered under the Biden administration.

The New York Times even published Monday’s edition admitted the vice president’s unpopularity within the Democratic Party.

“Members of Congress, Democratic strategists and other major party figures all said she had not made herself into a formidable leader,” The Times reported.

The paper pointed out that Harris’ job approval remains 3 points lower than the president’s, according to Data FiveThirtyEight.

Harris is still less well-known than her predecessors. According to an outline of national opinion polls by the L.A. Times last month, Harris’ net favorability is 14 points below Mike Pence, 17 points below then-Vice President Biden, 44 points below Dick Cheney, and 41 points below Al Gore at the same point in their tenures.

Vice President Harris’ inability to Talk clearly The White House has been embarrassed by this routine incident. Harris just last month presented one of her latest word-salads at an event at the University of Michigan on climate change.

“I think of this moment as a moment that is about great momentum inspired by yes, optimism,” She stated, “but inspired by also our collective ability to see what can be unburdened by what has been.”

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