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Kamala Harris to be sole Democratic presidential candidate heading into official party vote
The Democratic National Committee confirmed Vice President Kamala Harris as the only candidate for the party's presidential nomination. After President Joe Biden exited the race, Harris will be affirmed through an online vote by convention delegates. She is set to compete against former President Donald Trump in the upcoming general election.
Putting each other in a TV spot: Kamala Harris, Donald Trump unleash new ads
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump launched new TV ads for their campaigns. Harris's ad focuses on her political achievements to introduce herself to voters, while Trump's ad criticizes her handling of migration issues and calls her 'dangerously liberal'. Both campaigns are investing millions in this advertising effort.
Kamala Harris symbol of hope & representation for over 4.4 million Indian-Americans, says Democratic fundraiser
Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign has ignited significant enthusiasm among the Indian-American community, following President Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race. With her Indian heritage, Harris symbolizes hope and representation for over 4.4 million Indian-Americans. Ajay Bhutoria, deputy national finance chair, emphasized Harris' appeal in key battleground states. The campaign reported $200 million raised and 170,000 volunteers within the first week. Harris will face former president Donald Trump in the upcoming November 5 elections, highlighting her vision for progress and inclusion.
Kamala Harris says she is the 'underdog,' trades barbs with Donald Trump from afar
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump intensified their campaigns, with Harris criticizing Trump's 'weird' rhetoric and focusing on her prosecutorial experience. Trump attacked Harris as a 'crazy liberal.' Harris' campaign gained momentum and funds following Biden's departure. Trump's rally addressed issues from public safety to immigration. Both candidates utilized these appearances to galvanize their respective bases.
Trump turns his full focus on Harris at his first rally since Biden's exit from the 2024 race
Donald Trump, in his first rally after Biden's withdrawal, targeted Kamala Harris, calling her his "new victim to defeat." He accused her of being radical and incompetent, particularly on border security and immigration. Harris, meanwhile, emphasized her campaign focus on abortion rights and sought support from younger and diverse voter bases.
US Elections 2024: Why Barack Obama didn't endorse Kamala Harris as the next US President, new reports reveal
US Elections 2024: Former President Barack Obama has yet to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for the 2024 presidential race, citing concerns about her ability to defeat Republican candidate Donald Trump and handle critical issues. A source close to the Biden family revealed that Obama views Harris as incompetent, particularly due to her handling of immigration and other key topics. Despite Biden’s endorsement of Harris following his withdrawal from the race, Obama is reportedly frustrated and had preferred Senator Mark Kelly as a candidate.
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Kamala Harris now has just weeks to emerge from Biden's shadow
Kamala Harris, the Democrats' presumptive White House nominee, faces a race to forge a distinct identity after years playing second fiddle to President Joe Biden. Biden's endorsement of his vice president after exiting the race and the flood of party support following it all but guarantee Harris will lead Democrats in their fight to prevent Donald Trump's comeback on November 5.
Who's No. 2? Four leading Democrats emerge as a possible running mate for Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris is set to succeed Biden with potential running mates like Andy Beshear, advocating KY economic growth and anti-extreme abortion ban, Roy Cooper known for Medicaid expansion, Mark Kelly's CHIPS Act involvement and gun-control work with Gabrielle Giffords, and Josh Shapiro, an anti-Trump abortion rights supporter, all showing bipartisan efforts.
Kamala Harris wins swift Democratic support as 2024 race is reborn
Following Biden's exit, Democratic leaders quickly rally behind Kamala Harris, giving her a clear path to the nomination. Harris takes over Biden's campaign and secures endorsements. Speculation arises on her choice for running mate. Party unity strengthens as Harris vows to defeat Trump.
Kamala Harris gets muted response in India as few see change in US ties
Kamala Harris: Four years ago, Joe Biden's selection of Kamala Harris as his running mate sparked excitement in India over the potential impact on US-India relations. Now, as Harris nears the Democratic presidential nomination, experts predict continuity in the strong ties between the two countries, regardless of the election outcome. Despite Harris' Indian heritage, her focus on domestic issues and lack of personal emphasis on her Indian ties suggest minimal political influence in strengthening US-India relations.
Kamala Harris has support of enough Democratic delegates to become party's presidential nominee: AP survey
Vice President Kamala Harris has garnered enough Democratic delegates to become her party's nominee against Republican Donald Trump, according to an Associated Press survey. This development comes after President Joe Biden decided to drop his bid for reelection.
The $95-million question: What happens to Biden's campaign money?
Joe Biden, aged 81, endorsed Kamala Harris, transferring his $95 million campaign funds (FEC, June) to her. Facing Donald Trump’s $128 million, she seeks the Democratic nomination amid legal debates. Contributions are limited. Lawyer Saurav Ghosh sees slim odds for challenges. Charlie Spies expects GOP disputes. Democratic Party aid may incur higher costs, with uncoordinated spending.
Kamala Harris is new figurehead for the deep state: Tulsi Gabbard
Tulsi Gabbard, a Hindu-American former congressman, strongly criticized Kamala Harris after President Joe Biden endorsed her as the Democratic nominee for the upcoming presidential election. Gabbard labelled Harris as a dangerous figurehead for what she termed the "deep state" and accused her of being influenced by Hillary Clinton and advocating for war.
After stepping down, Biden endorses VP Kamala Harris as Democratic presidential nominee
After Joe Biden announced his decision to step down, the US President declared his endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic Party's nominee for president. There was uncertainty about whether other prominent Democrats would contest Harris for the nomination, given her widespread support among party officials, or if the party would opt to allow nominations from additional candidates.
Biden's withdrawal injects uncertainty into wars, trade disputes and other foreign policy challenges
Biden's withdrawal impacts Israel, Ukraine, China, and Iran. Kamala Harris scrutinized for her Israel stance. European leaders react; Zelenskyy respects Biden. Kremlin downplays the race. NATO, U.S.-Mexico ties, and the Middle East face uncertainty. Adding to complications are Yoav Gallant, Hezbollah, Gaza conflict, economic sanctions, and Global Times editor's views.
Trump mocks Democrats, compares Pelosi to a 'dog', calls her 'crazy as a bed bug'
After briefly calling for national unity earlier this week, Trump has since returned to his usual campaign tactics -- using insulting and sometimes offensive language to attack his opponents, and repeating a string of false claims about immigration, the economy and election fraud, major elements of his speech on Saturday.
Kamala Harris gets chance to press reset on 2024 race against Donald Trump
The presidential campaign took a dramatic turn when Joe Biden unexpectedly dropped out and endorsed Kamala Harris, reshaping the election dynamics just 107 days before the vote. Trump now faces a much younger opponent in Harris, the first woman of color on a major party ticket. Amid the whirlwind, both parties scramble to adjust strategies, setting the stage for a contentious and unpredictable race.
Biden's decision to drop out crystallized Sunday. His staff knew one minute before the public did
Biden's campaign was planning fundraisers and events and setting up travel over the next few weeks. But even as Biden was publicly dug in and insisting he was staying in the race, he was quietly reflecting on the disaster of the past few weeks, on the past three years of his presidency and on the scope of his half-century career in politics.
Biden fundraisers on hold, July donations plummet, sources say
Several of U.S. President Joe Biden's reelection campaign fundraisers have been put on hold according to multiple Democratic sources, despite plans to accelerate his nomination and his commitment to the 2024 race. These fundraisers, originally scheduled for Austin, Denver, and California next week, were halted after Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday.
Biden's campaign chair acknowledges support 'slippage' but says he's staying in the race
President Biden is under pressure to reassess his 2024 election bid as Democrats express concerns about potential losses. Despite campaign assurances of his staying in the race, key figures like Obama and Pelosi are advocating for a rethink. Internal discussions and calls for his exit are causing turmoil within the party.
Obama, Pelosi and other Democrats make a fresh push for Biden to reconsider 2024 race
Top Democrats are urging President Joe Biden to rethink his election bid, with former President Barack Obama expressing concerns and Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi warning that the party could lose control of the House if Biden stays in the race. Pelosi reportedly shared polling data with Biden, indicating he may not be able to defeat Republican Donald Trump in the 2024 election.
The $91-million question: What happens to Biden's campaign money?
President Joe Biden's re-election campaign holds a substantial bank account that could aid a different candidate should he exit the race. Campaign finance regulations, however, restrict how those funds could be utilized. The 81-year-old Democrat is encountering pressure to end his campaign following a poor performance in a debate against Republican challenger Donald Trump.
Once defiant, Biden is now 'soul searching' about dropping out of race
U.S. President Joe Biden is seriously contemplating stepping aside as the Democratic presidential candidate, according to sources familiar with the matter. This internal deliberation comes amid increasing pressure from key figures within his party after a lackluster debate performance against Republican nominee, former President Donald Trump, which has heightened concerns about Biden's age and electability in the upcoming November election.
Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi join the ranks of Democrats not ridin' with Joe Biden
Former President Barack Obama has expressed concerns to Democrats about President Joe Biden's re-election prospects, privately advising that Biden consider stepping aside to avoid a potential loss to Republican Donald Trump. Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi has also warned Biden privately, sharing polling data suggesting challenges in defeating Trump. Despite pressure from party leaders and some calls for reconsideration, Biden remains steadfast, citing his ability to beat Trump before and his commitment to continue. The Democratic National Committee proceeds with plans to nominate Biden virtually in early August amid internal party discussions and Biden's recent COVID-19 diagnosis.
Democrats attack Trump running mate J.D. Vance's past comments on abortion
Democrats are targeting Senator J.D. Vance on abortion issues, highlighting his past comments as evidence that Republicans may push for stricter abortion laws if elected in November. Vance has in the past suggested that victims of rape and incest should carry pregnancies to term but has since expressed support for exceptions in such cases.
Jolt to Biden's re-election campaign as donors hold back USD 90 million pledged earlier
A major setback has hit President Joe Biden's re-election campaign as a group of fundraisers has decided to withhold $90 million in pledged contributions if he remains the Democratic presidential candidate. The New York Times reported on Friday that the frozen funds include multiple eight-figure commitments, as informed by anonymous sources due to the sensitivity of the situation. This decision follows Biden's poor debate performance on June 27 against Donald Trump, which has led to diminished support from key allies.
'I am not going anywhere,' Joe Biden tells MSNBC
President Biden reaffirms his commitment to stay in the presidential race, dismissing calls for him to step aside. He remains confident in his ability to defeat Trump in the upcoming election.
Democratic leaders look to Kamala Harris as Biden's campaign struggles
In a pivotal moment for the Democratic Party, scrutiny over President Joe Biden's debate performance has sparked discussions about Vice President Kamala Harris potentially leading the party's ticket in the upcoming election, according to CNN. As doubts grow about Biden's re-election viability, prominent Democratic figures and donors are increasingly considering Harris as a credible alternative. Despite maintaining public solidarity with Biden, recent adjustments in Harris's schedule and strategic moves within Democratic circles suggest a shifting dynamic towards her potential candidacy, aiming to preempt internal conflicts and bolster electoral prospects.
Netflix co-founder becomes one of the biggest Democratic donors to call for Biden to step aside
Reed Hastings, Netflix co-founder and prominent Democratic donor, publicly called for President Joe Biden to step aside from the Democratic presidential ticket, urging a stronger leader to face Trump in the upcoming election. Hastings, a major supporter of education reform and racial justice causes, has been vocal about his concerns, echoing private sentiments among Democratic megadonors. Despite Biden and White House officials affirming his intent to stay, Hastings' stance underscores growing divisions within Biden's support base. Known for his philanthropy and executive role at Netflix, Hastings remains influential in both politics and his personal interests, including skiing.
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