So they want to make her President when a year ago they wanted to axe her

[PawsFan_]

Standby for all the CNN, MSNBC and other leftist outlets to try and spread sunshine and rainbows on Kamala's turd of a resume. The reality is the democratic party has been looking for a way to get rid of her for a couple of years now. She's long been seen as a hurting Biden's reelection prospects. She has the lowest approval ratings of any Vice President in modern history. Against Trump, she polls the same as Biden: and you got rid of Biden because his polling sucked. She's an embarrassment in front of a camera or microphone. Her achievements as Vice President are...........???????

Seriously, all politics aside, how can anyone consider her "presidential."

The Democratic Party certainly doesn't.

The Kamala Harris Problem

Few people seem to think she’s ready to be president. Why?

www.theatlantic.com

It’s been easy to forget how bad Kamala Harris is

Harris the horrible campaigner and Harris the cop can be easy to forget if you're only considering what Harris has done lately.

reason.com

More Democrats leery about VP Kamala Harris: ‘Can’t think of one thing she’s done’

Even Vice President Kamala Harris’ supporters fear she hasn’t been able to define her leadership credentials as the 2024 election looms amid questions about President Biden’s age …

nypost.com

What has Kamala Harris been doing?

Kamala Harris' popularity dwindled as VP. Is she a victim of Joe Biden’s failures or responsible for her own misfortune?

www.newstatesman.com

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2023/05/09/republicans-target-kamala-harris-election-2024-00095961

The Case for Biden to Drop Kamala Harris

An 80-year-old president probably shouldn’t have an exceptionally unpopular heir apparent.

nymag.com

Democrats think Kamala Harris would lose to Trump. Polls say they're probably right.

The subtext of why there was no serious primary challenge to Biden

www.natesilver.net

Drop Kamala Harris, 'Hollywood stars urge Joe Biden'

Hollywood Democrats voice concern that the vice-president would be a political liability as Mr Biden’s running mate in 2024

www.telegraph.co.uk

Democrats admit they've lost hope in Kamala Harris: 'Can't think of one thing she's done'

Several Democrats are anxious that Kamala Harris will hurt the their party's chances in 2024, especially as questions continue to swirl around President Biden's age.

www.foxnews.com

It's too late for the Democrats to ditch Kamala Harris

Senator Elizabeth Warren gave a telling interview earlier this week. First, when asked whether Joe Biden should run for re-election in 2024, Warren responded with an enthusiastic yes. But when asked if Biden should pick Kamala Harris again as his vice-president, Warren deflected and refused to...

unherd.com

It laughable to think of her as anything but a sacrificial lamb on the democratic ticket. But now we will be told that someone who dem leadership considered "political deadweight" less than a year ago is now somehow a shining ray of hope for America.

 

[fatpiggy]

It's why I don't think that she will be the nominee.

 

[fatpiggy]

Biden arrives at the White House at 2:3-pm. What are the chances that he addresses the media? 0%?

 

[Willence]

It's why I don't think that she will be the nominee.

She will be. No one else is going to jump in at this point. The Dems do have some potential winners but if I were any of them, I wouldn't ever waste my opportunity on this shit show of a situation. No one is going to be willing to give themselves up to this situation.

Also, people thinking Senator Kelly is going to jump in as VP are probably not considering the angles here. That's a formerly red state that's gone purple to bluish lately. Of course, hat tip to the dumb as hell GOP in Arizona that keeps putting forward horrible candidates.

Anyway, Kelly leaving would possibly open a seat in the Senate. He's very popular in Arizona because he's not overtly leftist. Harris is more leftist than Bernie Sanders in many ways. Why would any middle ground Dem attach himself/herself to Harris? That is career suicide.

I think they have a very difficult time finding a solid VP candidate unless they have someone who is out to destroy their career.

 

[dpic73]

She will be. No one else is going to jump in at this point. The Dems do have some potential winners but if I were any of them, I wouldn't ever waste my opportunity on this shit show of a situation. No one is going to be willing to give themselves up to this situation.

Also, people thinking Senator Kelly is going to jump in as VP are probably not considering the angles here. That's a formerly red state that's gone purple to bluish lately. Of course, hat tip to the dumb as hell GOP in Arizona that keeps putting forward horrible candidates.

Anyway, Kelly leaving would possibly open a seat in the Senate. He's very popular in Arizona because he's not overtly leftist. Harris is more leftist than Bernie Sanders in many ways. Why would any middle ground Dem attach himself/herself to Harris? That is career suicide.

I think they have a very difficult time finding a solid VP candidate unless they have someone who is out to destroy their career.

Kelly has 5 more years before his term ends and Hobbs can appoint his replacement with a deep bench of Democrats she could pick from, including Fontes, Mayes and the mayor of Phoenix.

I don't think this would be an issue.

 

[ANEW]

I think they have a very difficult time finding a solid VP candidate unless they have someone who is out to destroy their career.

Don't underestimate the dems. Its gonna be interesting. This is a last minute bait and switch, so a potential VP candidate slected to add some adulthood, competence and gravitas to the ticket won't have a lot of time to be savaged on the trail. Besides the loss would get pinned on biden/kamela anyway and there woudl be plenty of time to shape the narrative rehab an image before 2028. Not a career ender, IMHO. The other way to go, would be a complete wild card out of left field not having anything to do with policy or competence, but rather a pick that hits from some other perspective.

 

[Clemtron]

Its hillarious the position they have got themselves in.

 

[iceheart08]

It's why I don't think that she will be the nominee.

Don't underestimate the dems. Its gonna be interesting. This is a last minute bait and switch, so a potential VP candidate slected to add some adulthood, competence and gravitas to the ticket won't have a lot of time to be savaged on the trail. Besides the loss would get pinned on biden/kamela anyway and there woudl be plenty of time to shape the narrative rehab an image before 2028. Not a career ender, IMHO. The other way to go, would be a complete wild card out of left field not having anything to do with policy or competence, but rather a pick that hits from some other perspective.

Lolololololol.

She is already the nominee. She's got th delegates committed already. They called everyone.

Nobody cares about your panties being in wad about Dems pulling a "bait and switch".

 

[iceheart08]

Its hillarious the position they have got themselves in.

We have a better candidate for president than we did a week ago.

Biden was not going to win.

She might.

I'm good with it.

 

[fatpiggy]

Lolololololol.

She is already the nominee. She's got th delegates committed already. They called everyone.

Nobody cares about your panties being in wad about Dems pulling a "bait and switch".

My panties aren't in a wad.

There are many millions of Democrat voters, including yourself, who are furious they had the wool pulled over their eyes the past 2-3 years. They are pissed they have NO say in the direction of the party.

Kamala, supremely unpopular, was anointed in DEI fashion and you know it.