MSNBC host Joy Reid said on Tuesday that Black people will look “real weird” if they do not vote for presumptive Democratic nominee Kamala Harris in November. “Given just the stratospheric entrance of Vice President Kamala Harris into the presidential campaign, and she has now secured enough delegates to become the nominee, you’re going to...
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Jeffries, Schumer endorse Kamala Harris for president
The top two Democrats in Congress have announced they are getting behind former Vice President Kamala Harris to succeed President Biden in the November election. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., held a press conference at Senate Democrats’ campaign headquarters on Tuesday amid mounting speculation over whether they...
Rep. Mace calls 'bulls—' on response from Secret Service Director Cheatle
Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., told Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle on Mondaythat her response that she had “no idea” how her opening statement for today’s House Oversight Committee hearing on the Trump rally shooting got leaked to media agencies is “bulls—.” The fiery remark from the South Carolina lawmaker came after Cheatle was directed by...
As campaign leak pushes Biden out, will Democrats anoint Kamala Harris?
In the end, the pressure on President Biden to step aside, orchestrated by increasingly blatant leaks from Democratic leaders and public abandonment by party lawmakers, got to be too great, as was obviously inevitable. Not even an incumbent president of some accomplishment can run for reelection when donors pull the plug, when nearly two-thirds of...
Joe Lieberman tried to heal our nation’s wounds by doing something politicians rarely do
The legacy of Democrat Senator Joe Lieberman will be honored in Washington on July 24, where those of us who knew and loved him will celebrate his life, even as we mourn his loss. We are mourning, too, what has been lost in the realm of politics in recent years, with a polity defined more...
Manchin considers re-registering as Democrat to run for president
West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin is considering re-registering as a Democrat so he can run for president. Fox News confirmed Manchin, who in May left the Democratic Party and registered as an Independent, said Sunday he is considering re-registering with his original party and running for president. Manchin said he was considering the party switch...
Joe Biden bows out of the 2024 race – we lost a good president and a good man
I’ve been acutely aware of the possibility of President Biden dropping out of the 2024 race since the debate at the end of June. I was still on maternity leave, but it was about all my friends could talk about. “What do you think he’s going to do?” they asked. “Do we like Kamala, now?”...
Democratic delegates shift spotlight to Kamala Harris following Biden's 2024 dropout decision
President Biden sent a shock wave through the American political system on Sunday when he announced he was withdrawing from the 2024 race for the White House, leaving delegates he earned during the primary election scrambling for an alternative. Biden, who faced mounting pressure to step aside in the election and “pass the torch” to...
From debate catastrophe to standing down: Biden’s road to the exit
What started as a bad debate ended with the suspension of an incumbent’s presidential campaign. On Sunday, the president officially dropped out of the 2024 presidential race against former President Trump. Here is a timeline of the downfall of Biden’s re-election campaign: THE DEBATE Biden participated in the first presidential debate against Trump on June...
Biden should step aside and resign, undecided voters tells ABC
President Biden needs to go, a panel of undecided voters agreed on Thursday. Five undecided voters appeared on ABC News to discuss the issues that concerned them ahead of the 2024 presidential election. One of the biggest topics included their opinions on former President Trump and President Biden as their presumed candidates for November. Though...









