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According to Obama, Harris will not get a free ticket! The former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, had warned: "It should not look like a succession of the throne, but it should be a democratic process."
For nearly four weeks, Joe Biden struggled to fend off increasingly strong calls to withdraw after his disastrous televised appearance.
On Sunday, the 81-year-old finally turned off the presidential 'faucet' and abandoned his plan to continue the race for the White House.
"Joe Gjumashi", as critics mock the current president, wants to support his deputy Kamala Harris from now on.
Since his resignation, there has been a lot of movement among Democrats: Biden's campaign team has officially changed its name to "Harris for President."
According to the New York Post, nearly $50 million in additional donations were raised after Biden announced his X withdrawal.
Two key words are missing from Obama's statement
From powerful governors like Gavin Newsom of California, to federal party leaders and delegates, to the grassroots, Democrats are cheering for their new hope in the fight against Donald Trump.
However, one person is clearly keeping a low profile: Barack Obama. The former president issued a statement. Two words do not appear in it: Kamala and Harris.
In his lengthy statement, Obama praised Joe Biden's move and described him as "one of the most important presidents of the United States." His "dear friend" is a first-class patriot.
Obama: No Free Ride for Harris
Despite all the praise for the man who rose to power until he couldn't anymore, it's surprising that Obama doesn't publicly endorse Kamala Harris. Instead, the former head of state writes: “We will be navigating uncharted waters in the coming days. But I have tremendous confidence that the leaders of our party will be able to create a process that produces an outstanding candidate."
In plain language: According to Obama, Harris will not get a free ticket! The former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, had warned: "It should not look like a succession of the throne, but it should be a democratic process."
Why Barack Obama - unlike the six black US attorneys general - did not endorse Harris is anyone's guess. It is possible that his wife, Michelle Obama, will enter the race. However, she rejected the political circus. Where does he know... / Taken from BILD
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