The Democratic Party announced that Kamala Harris has emerged as the sole candidate in the internal party vote.
They officialized it by stating that she received overwhelming support from 99% of the lawmakers.
With this, Harris is set to be confirmed as the Democratic presidential candidate in the internal party vote next week.
The Harris wave is shaking up the presidential race.
Despite being within the margin of error, polls consistently show Harris leading.
With her momentum building, Harris has started to pressure Trump.
In response to Trump possibly not debating, Harris issued a scathing attack, challenging him to face her directly.
[Kamala Harris / Vice President of the United States: “If you say you’re not going to debate, it seems like you and your running mate have a lot to say about me. But some of what they say seems really strange, doesn’t it?”]
Trump appears to be dragged down by his running mate.
Although Trump defended Pence who faced backlash for his childless women remark,
[Donald Trump / Former President of the United States (Fox News Interview): “He (Pence) grew up in a unique family environment. Family is important to him. I don’t feel (his statement) was wrong. Democrats are skilled at twisting the context. He just loves his family.”]
Another potential weakness emerged with the controversial sociopath comment.
[J.D. Vance / Former Republican Vice Presidential Candidate (2020): “Many people, especially America’s elite, are concerned that the fact someone doesn’t have children will make people more sociopathic and ultimately destabilize the whole country mentally.
The situation has become more desperate for the Republicans after Harris became the candidate.
[J.D. Vance / Former Republican Vice Presidential Candidate (October 21st): “We’ve all been politically stabbed. The bad news is that Kamala Harris has no weaknesses like Joe Biden.”]
After surviving an assassination attempt and facing a new hurdle, Trump’s next move is eagerly awaited.
(Source: YouTube FoxNews · The Chris Buskirk Show · The Washington Post)