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Monday, May 13, 2019 4:05:46 AM
‘A dream ticket’: Black lawmakers pitch Biden-Harris to beat Trump
"Complete exchange between Sen. Kamala Harris and Attorney General William Barr"
Former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris may be the perfect match to take on President Donald Trump in 2020, according to the
Congressional Black Caucus. | Kevin Wolf/AP Photo
2020 Elections
Senior members of the Congressional Black Caucus say it’s an ideal ticket if the former vice president stays atop the polls.
By HEATHER CAYGLE and JOHN BRESNAHAN
05/12/2019 06:56 AM EDT
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“The vice president’s team seems to be very sensitive to the notion that they have to go out and earn this,” the lawmaker added.
Harris is currently behind in the polls, consistently running in fourth or fifth place among Democratic hopefuls. The former prosecutor has found it difficult to retain the momentum of her promising campaign launch in January. Democrats, however, say a breakout moment for any of the candidates is still possible once the debates start next month.
“Whomever the nominee is, I think there has to be a woman on the ticket,” said Rep. Al Green (D-Texas). “And I think it is time for an African American woman to get that kind of consideration, whoever it happens to be.”
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/05/12/joe-biden-kamala-harris-dream-ticket-1317561
Any tending to Joe at this stage have also been thinking his running partner should be an African American woman.
After a doleful four years of 'out-of-it' Trump and 'outa-sight' Pence, there is a positive feeling of opportunity for a more decent and responsible sense of balance from 2020.
"Complete exchange between Sen. Kamala Harris and Attorney General William Barr"
Former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris may be the perfect match to take on President Donald Trump in 2020, according to the
Congressional Black Caucus. | Kevin Wolf/AP Photo
2020 Elections
Senior members of the Congressional Black Caucus say it’s an ideal ticket if the former vice president stays atop the polls.
By HEATHER CAYGLE and JOHN BRESNAHAN
05/12/2019 06:56 AM EDT
[... to end ...]
“The vice president’s team seems to be very sensitive to the notion that they have to go out and earn this,” the lawmaker added.
Harris is currently behind in the polls, consistently running in fourth or fifth place among Democratic hopefuls. The former prosecutor has found it difficult to retain the momentum of her promising campaign launch in January. Democrats, however, say a breakout moment for any of the candidates is still possible once the debates start next month.
“Whomever the nominee is, I think there has to be a woman on the ticket,” said Rep. Al Green (D-Texas). “And I think it is time for an African American woman to get that kind of consideration, whoever it happens to be.”
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/05/12/joe-biden-kamala-harris-dream-ticket-1317561
Any tending to Joe at this stage have also been thinking his running partner should be an African American woman.
After a doleful four years of 'out-of-it' Trump and 'outa-sight' Pence, there is a positive feeling of opportunity for a more decent and responsible sense of balance from 2020.
It was Plato who said, “He, O men, is the wisest, who like Socrates, knows that his wisdom is in truth worth nothing”
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