Topic: #Kamala Harris
Harris VP Race Intensifies As Two Key Nominees Pull Out
30 Jul, 2024 01:00 PM
PICK ME, CHOOSE ME
The Democrats are banking on Harris to pick the best candidate, given JD Vance’s notoriety, with many calling Trump’s pick for V.P. a ‘disapointment’ and a ‘disaster’ as polls show him having the lowest favourability rating of a V.P since the 80's.
The Democrats are banking on Harris to pick the best candidate, given JD Vance’s notoriety, with many calling Trump’s pick for V.P. a ‘disapointment’ and a ‘disaster’ as polls show him having the lowest favourability rating of a V.P since the 80's.
Project Coconut Tree: Gen Z's Plan To Meme Kamala Into Presidency
24 Jul, 2024 09:29 AM
A 'FENOMENOMENON'
"We exist in the context" another quote taken out of her speeches that has made voters pledge to vote like their lives depend on it, given Trump's proposed project 2025 plan.
"We exist in the context" another quote taken out of her speeches that has made voters pledge to vote like their lives depend on it, given Trump's proposed project 2025 plan.
The Kamala Equation: Biden Out, What Now?
22 Jul, 2024 12:10 PM
WHAT NEXT?
The Democratic party can either unanimously support Biden’s endorsement and rally support for Harris, or conduct party primaries as Democratic leaders such as Nancy Pelosi have suggested.
The Democratic party can either unanimously support Biden’s endorsement and rally support for Harris, or conduct party primaries as Democratic leaders such as Nancy Pelosi have suggested.
White House Statement Amid Rising Concerns Over Biden’s Health
09 Jul, 2024 10:40 AM
OH, AMERICA
Many have expressed their concerns online calling Biden’s frozen moment, ‘the dementia stare’ and proposing that he step out of the November presidential race. Biden has however said he will not abandon his campaign, in a phone interview with MSNBC.
Many have expressed their concerns online calling Biden’s frozen moment, ‘the dementia stare’ and proposing that he step out of the November presidential race. Biden has however said he will not abandon his campaign, in a phone interview with MSNBC.
