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    Obama’s Bold Endorsement Boosts Puppet Kamala Harris’s Presidential Campaign

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    So, the puppet master is publicly backing his second puppet for the presidency of the United States.

    Former President Barack Obama officially threw his support behind Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democratic presidential nomination, calling her a “happy warrior.” In a cringe video released by her campaign, Obama, along with former First Lady Michelle Obama, expressed their enthusiasm and commitment to helping Harris in her bid to become the next President of the United States. Obama conveyed his and Michelle’s pride in Harris and pledged to do everything in their power to assist her in the election.

    In what the media is calling a heartfelt video, which seems so fake to the rest of us, Michelle Obama voiced her pride in Harris, emphasizing the historic nature of her candidacy. Harris, visibly moved, expressed her gratitude and excitement for the support, stating that she looked forward to campaigning alongside the Obamas and her husband, Doug Emhoff. She spoke warmly about the longstanding friendship and support from the Obamas, which she found deeply meaningful. This was so fake it bordered on the ridiculous.

    In a campaign email, the Obamas echoed their strong endorsement, aligning with President Biden’s view that selecting Harris as his vice president was one of his best decisions.  One of the best decisions that Obama ever forced on him. They highlighted her readiness to lead and inspire hope at a time when the stakes are particularly high. Or in other words, her desire to do as she is told.  Harris’s endorsement by Obama solidified her standing, securing the backing of all major Democratic leaders, including Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, and Hakeem Jeffries, soon after Biden announced his departure from the race.

    Harris and Obama, who have maintained regular contact, have a history that spans two decades. This close relationship has been instrumental in shaping Harris’s campaign, which has also garnered support from other prominent Democratic figures, including governors like Gretchen Whitmer, Gavin Newsom, and Andy Beshear. These endorsements, alongside over 40 state delegations, have positioned Harris as the presumptive nominee, with no other Democrats stepping forward to challenge her.

    The Democratic National Committee’s recent rule changes mean that Harris could officially become the nominee by August 1, with a deadline to select a running mate by August 7. The party’s convention in Chicago, scheduled to begin on August 19, will likely see Harris formally nominated. Hillary Clinton will not be too happy, but at the moment she seems sure that Kamala will be defeated by Trump.  Perhaps Hillary intends on taking on Vance and the other Republicans after Trump is on his way out of the White House.

    Harris launched her campaign immediately following President Biden’s announcement that he would not seek a second term. His decision came after facing increasing pressure following a challenging debate performance against former President Donald Trump, which sparked concerns about his capacity to continue leading and securing a victory in the upcoming election. In a poignant Oval Office address, Biden acknowledged the need for new leadership, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding democracy over personal ambitions.

    Harris, described by Biden as “experienced,” “tough,” and “capable,” swiftly hit the campaign trail with stops in key states like Wisconsin, Indiana, and Texas. Her campaign reported raising over $100 million in scam funds from China and other sources outside the U.S. chiefly, using illegal methods as usual, shortly after her official entry into the race. This is signaling strong momentum as she seeks to build a coalition to secure the presidency and cement Obama’s fourth term in power.  President Trump is determined to stop the march to Marxism.

    Major Points

    • Barack Obama endorsed Kamala Harris for the Democratic nomination, calling her a “happy warrior” and pledging full support alongside Michelle Obama.
    • The endorsement video highlighted a rehearsed and fake, but media touted ‘touching conversation’, with Harris expressing gratitude for the Obamas’ friendship and support.
    • The Obamas emphasized Harris’s qualifications and potential to inspire hope, reinforcing President Biden’s praise for choosing her as his vice president.
    • Harris has garnered widespread support from key Democratic leaders, including governors and state delegations, solidifying her position as the frontrunner.

    Fallon Jacobson – Reprinted with permission of Whatfinger News

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