Kamala Harris is officially the Democrats’ nominee, her campaign says.

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Kamala Harris is officially the Democrats’ nominee, her campaign says.​

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Vice President Kamala Harris has won enough delegates to secure the Democratic Party’s nomination, the Democratic National Committee said on Friday, setting Ms. Harris up to become the first Black woman and person of South Asian heritage to earn the top spot on a major political ticket for president.

Jaime Harrison, the party chair, said Ms. Harris’s nomination would become official after the party’s highly unusual, virtual roll call vote ends on Monday. He made the announcement during an online meeting for supporters as delegates were still voting in a process designed to formally name the Democratic nominee before the party’s convention later this month.

Live Election Updates: Trump and Harris Campaigns Report Fund-raising Surges in July

The vice president’s campaign raised $310 million, more than double what the Trump campaign said it had taken in, and nearly two-thirds of it came in the week after President Biden left the race.

www.nytimes.com

That's it. "Who did you vote for in the primary?" Some delegate to the convention.

What it's not about, no matter what the Melt-ees of MAGA (newfound boosters of popular/direct democracy) keep trying to insist. The Democrats have their own primaries. They vote. They then send delegates to a convention, who then get to select a party nominee.

Vice President Kamala Harris has won enough delegates to secure the Democratic Party’s nomination, the Democratic National Committee said on Friday, setting Ms. Harris up to become the first Black woman and person of South Asian heritage to earn the top spot on a major political ticket for president.

Jaime Harrison, the party chair, said Ms. Harris’s nomination would become official after the party’s highly unusual, virtual roll call vote ends on Monday. He made the announcement during an online meeting for supporters as delegates were still voting in a process designed to formally name the Democratic nominee before the party’s convention later this month.

 

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Political memo

What Kamala Harris Learned From a Bruising 2020 Primary​

The vice president has a rare opportunity to reintroduce herself to the American public as a presidential candidate, armed with lessons from the first time.

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What Kamala Harris Learned From a Bruising 2020 Primary

The vice president has a rare opportunity to reintroduce herself to the American public as a presidential candidate, armed with lessons from the first time.

www.nytimes.com

 

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the party’s highly unusual, virtual roll call vote

Says it all.

If she didn' win the superdelegates would show up.

The cucks who bow to the power brokers in the DNC know they are outgunned.

 

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The only way she can “win” is by cheating.

That is why the Deep State is already making plans to do just that.

Take a look at this:
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Now why would the government say there is a real threat for the elections to be hacked, and then in the same breath claim they won’t affect the results? Because they plan on cheating and flipping it for Kamala.

Infrastructure and not the election results. The election counting and results is not online....not vulnerable....and can also be hand counted if machines went down....

But election infrastructure like verifying Voter signatures on file can be online, or perhaps registration rolls could be online....? Maybe who voted already could be online?

 

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Says it all.

If she didn' win the superdelegates would show up.

The cucks who bow to the power brokers in the DNC know they are outgunned.

Beware people

 

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Kamala Harris is officially the Democrats’ nominee, her campaign says.​

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Vice President Kamala Harris has won enough delegates to secure the Democratic Party’s nomination, the Democratic National Committee said on Friday, setting Ms. Harris up to become the first Black woman and person of South Asian heritage to earn the top spot on a major political ticket for president.

Jaime Harrison, the party chair, said Ms. Harris’s nomination would become official after the party’s highly unusual, virtual roll call vote ends on Monday. He made the announcement during an online meeting for supporters as delegates were still voting in a process designed to formally name the Democratic nominee before the party’s convention later this month.

Live Election Updates: Trump and Harris Campaigns Report Fund-raising Surges in July

The vice president’s campaign raised $310 million, more than double what the Trump campaign said it had taken in, and nearly two-thirds of it came in the week after President Biden left the race.

www.nytimes.com

That's it. "Who did you vote for in the primary?" Some delegate to the convention.

What it's not about, no matter what the Melt-ees of MAGA (newfound boosters of popular/direct democracy) keep trying to insist. The Democrats have their own primaries. They vote. They then send delegates to a convention, who then get to select a party nominee.

Wow, she talks just like Maduro! "Her campaign says....."

"Maduro claims...."

Isn't it amazing how dictators, and wannabe dictators all sound alike!