July 22:
No endorsement of Kamala Harris for the presidential candidacy has been made public by former president Barack Obama, former speaker Nancy Pelosi, or Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. Politico reported that numerous Democratic Party leaders publicly endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as their new presidential candidate on Sunday.
There will be unexplored territory to traverse in the days to come, as former president Obama put it in a Medium article. Still, I'm very convinced that our party's top brass can devise a system that yields a first-rate nominee.
Nevertheless, the letter refrains from formally endorsing Harris for the position of top executive. The Democratic National Convention is being held from August 19th to the 22nd in Obama's home turf of Chicago, thus his endorsement of Harris will be crucial.
In response to Joe Biden's departure from the presidential contest, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi lavished praise on Biden without implying that she had endorsed Harris.
Joe Biden, our nation's patriotic president, has always placed America first. One of the most influential presidents in U.S. history, he leaves behind a legacy of vision, principles, and leadership. On X, she expressed her love and thanks to President Biden for his unwavering belief in America's promise and for providing individuals with the chance to achieve their fulfillment.
Several Democrats, including former presidents Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton, rallied around Harris when President Joe Biden endorsed her for president. The Clintons expressed their strong support for Vice President Harris, saying, "We are honored to join the President in endorsing Vice President Harris and will do whatever to support her."
The nomination of Kamala Harris has received the support of Congressman Ro Khanna, who expressed his pride in endorsing her. As the first woman of Asian American descent and the first African American woman to run for office, she will inject new life into our party. With this new platform, our party can campaign on optimism and future possibilities.
In a statement, South Carolina's 6th congressional district representative Jim Clyburn said that he agreed with President Biden's support of Harris. "I echo the good judgement he demonstrated in selecting Vice President Harris to lead this nation alongside him, and I am proud today to follow his lead in support of her candidacy to succeed him as the Democratic Party's 2024 nominee for President," said Mr. Trump.
Now that the Democratic National Convention is underway, Harris's supporters must rally enough people to ensure her candidacy.
The governor of Pennsylvania, Josh Shapiro, who has been mentioned as a possible running mate for Harris's vice presidency, urged her party members to rally behind her and concentrate on achieving victory in the election.
The Democratic Party needs to immediately rally behind Vice President Harris and get back to work trying to win the president if it wants to go forward. The difference in this race is glaring, and Pennsylvania represents a crucial juncture on the path to November success. The groundwork for this triumph was laid here. According to Shapiro's statement on X, he will "do everything in my power" to ensure that Kamala Harris is elected as the 47th president of the US. Just over a month until their Chicago convention, the Democrats face a formidable challenge: Donald Trump has a head start, and they can only expect to seize the momentum by working together.
