and they contributed to the downfall of her views, which had previously seen a meteoric rise in favor. She got off to a good start, famously clashing with
Joe Biden at the first Democratic debate on busing practices and racial integration, but her campaign never really got going or clarified its stances on key issues.
In December 2019, she decided to drop out of the race due to this inconsistency, along with campaign internal problems and financial limitations.
Despite losing the presidential nomination, she was chosen to be Joe Biden’s running mate. In his upcoming address on Wednesday,
Biden is expected to provide further details behind his decision to back Harris. This is happening while the DNC is frantically trying to choose a presidential candidate by August 7.
At the same time, an official complaint has been filed with the Federal Election Commission by the Trump campaign.
At this crucial juncture in the developing political drama, they contend that the money collected for Biden’s re-election should not be sent to Harris’s campaign.
