Kamala Harris Is The Democratic Nominee
By Jimmy Dozier
@JimmyDeen (252)
August 2, 2024 9:13pm CST
Kamala Harris has secured the Democratic nomination for president of the United States. However, many contend that there was no primary where she received votes and that a primary of some sort should be conducted. Is there a procedure for this situation? What should be done when a president steps down from running so close to the convention and general election?
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@JimmyDeen (252)
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3 Aug
When the president who is in office steps down the vice takes his place. But if he is running again what should occur if he drops out of the race. Does the Vice automatically take his place?
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@josie_ (10036)
• Philippines
3 Aug
Despite the many achievements of the Biden presidency, election campaigns are base on perception and media projection. It was not because the Democrats have no confidence in Biden that he voluntarily decline the party's nomination and be replace by Kamala. It has proven to be a wise strategic move as later developments showed.
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@LeaPea2417 (37335)
• Toccoa, Georgia
3 Aug
Do you think she will beat Trump in November?
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@JimmyDeen (252)
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9 Aug
Not sure. But she will certainly get a lot of votes and is polling well. There's also the electoral college to contend with
@annierose (21600)
• Philippines
3 Aug
Wow, that’s big news about Kamala Harris securing the nomination. It’s understandable why people are concerned about the lack of a primary. In situations where a candidate steps down close to the convention and election, typically, the party has contingency procedures.
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@JimmyDeen (252)
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9 Aug
That's right. Each party has their procedure and the delegates vote for the replacement in the dnc.
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@JimmyDeen (252)
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9 Aug
And the delegates voted for her as replacement by majority. She gaining traction in the polls.
@Meggan (346)
• United States
18 Aug
@JimmyDeen bidenomics is going to have all of us trying to live off the land... guess us poor people with land will feel rich until they take our land away to make it fair for everyone....
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@JimmyDeen (252)
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16 Aug
Hope bidenomics can put more money in the average pocket. And deal with the high rent prices. Many people are feeling the sting
