Kamala Harris gives surprising reply to Dems in midterm races who don’t want her support
Kamala Harris, a prominent Democratic figure, offered to campaign for Democrats in the midterm elections. Some Democrats in competitive races said they didn't want her support, viewing her as unpopular. Harris responded by emphasizing the need to win, but Democrats continued distancing themselves from her involvement.
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Kamala Harris gives surprising reply to Dems in midterm races who don’t want her support
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3 developments- Sep 3Kamala Harris is wading into the midterms. Some Democrats want her to stay out.
- Sep 3Kamala Harris gives surprising reply to Dems in midterm races who don’t want her support
- Sep 4Only right-leaning coverage:Democrats are running from Kamala Harris' endorsements
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Quiet for 45 daysLast development · Sep 4 — Democrats are running from Kamala Harris' endorsements