Joe Biden's historic decision to resign was expected on Sunday, July 21.
Realistically, the president's chances of beating Republican nominee Donald Trump were thin to none. Failing to clear an already low bar in June's CNN presidential debate spelled the beginning of the end for Biden in 2024, while confused the names of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin, both at war with each other, were an international embarrassment.
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Democrats knew their fate with Biden was inevitable defeat; with Vice President Kamala Harris, there is a (probably too) optimistic hope of securing the White House for another four years.
As he steps into the presidential spotlight, it's worth remembering that Harris has run for the nation's highest office before. In 2019, Harris ran for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination in a year-long campaign. Despite a promising start, Harris' poll numbers stagnated around 10% before he finally dropped out in December of that year.
In the wake of Biden's announcement, social media users shared a clip “that ended Kamala's first presidential campaign” where Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard criticized her actions as California attorney general.
Some on social media took the opportunity to reminisce about Harris' previous presidential campaign… For the rest of this story, visit WokeSpy.