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The recriminations that follow a Kamala defeat will be delicious

25 October 2024

6:33 AM

25 October 2024

6:33 AM

Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign is in trouble, which means we may be in for one hell of a post-election fireworks show.

If she loses the presidential election, there will be intra-Democratic Party in-fighting unlike anything we’ve seen before. The recriminations will be extraordinary. There will be finger-pointing, backstabbing, excuse-making and an air of panic that will make even the sleazy, widespread gossip-peddling that followed the late Senator John McCain’s defeat in 2008 look tame.

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