Kamala Harris avoided like the plague as Dems openly bash her: ‘No thanks’
Kamala Harris is finding the Midwest a little chilly, with one exception.
Kamala Harris is finding the Midwest a little chilly, with one exception. The former vice president is being welcomed to Detroit on Tuesday by Democratic U.S.
Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, but other vulnerable Dems have made it clear they would prefer the losing 2024 presidential candidate stay away. Sign up for the California Morning Report newsletter The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now.
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