A recent poll indicates that California Governor Gavin Newsom currently holds a slight lead over former Vice President Kamala Harris in a hypothetical 2028 Democratic primary, with 25% of California Democrats supporting Newsom compared to Harris’s 19%. This poll, conducted by Politico and The Citrin Center, surveyed 1,445 registered California voters between late July and early August. The poll offers an early look into the preferences of Democrats in a crucial state for the party, which could be pivotal for either Newsom or Harris if they were to launch presidential bids.
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Senator Bernie Sanders offered a candid assessment of Kamala Harris’s loss in the 2024 election, suggesting that she failed to connect with working-class voters. He attributed this failure to the influence of wealthy consultants who steered her campaign away from addressing critical economic issues. Sanders emphasized the importance of a strong agenda focused on the economic struggles of working families, particularly in a climate of widening income inequality and a broken healthcare system. He believes that Democrats must unequivocally support the working class to achieve electoral success.
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris’s Fourth of July message sparked outrage within MAGA circles. Her post, featuring a photo with her husband, included reflections on the current difficulties, love for the country, and a commitment to fight for its ideals. Critics, including prominent figures, expressed concerns about the message’s tone, timing, and its potential implications. The reaction highlighted existing tensions and differing viewpoints within the political landscape.
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A recent Atlas Intel poll shows Pete Buttigieg leading Democratic 2028 presidential primary contenders with 31.5% support, surpassing Vice President Kamala Harris, who placed third at 16.6%. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez secured second place with 19.4% support. This result contrasts with other recent polls placing Harris in the lead, highlighting the fluctuating nature of early primary preferences. While none of the top contenders have formally announced a candidacy, the poll reveals a diverse field of potential candidates.
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Donald Trump’s $20 billion defamation lawsuit against CBS News, stemming from a 60 Minutes interview with Kamala Harris, continues to unfold. Trump’s legal team claims the interview caused him “mental anguish” and accuses CBS of using the First Amendment as a shield for “news distortion.” Paramount, CBS’s parent company, initially sought to dismiss the suit but has since offered a $15 million settlement, a figure Trump reportedly rejected. However, the settlement discussions have been complicated by internal tensions at CBS and concerns about potential legal repercussions, including investigations into possible bribery.
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Bernie Sanders attributes Kamala Harris’s 2020 election loss to her campaign’s focus on wealthy donors and insufficient attention to working-class concerns. He argues that Harris prioritized relationships with billionaires like Mark Cuban over addressing issues such as healthcare, wages, and housing affordability, ultimately alienating potential voters. Sanders contends that this strategic miscalculation, coupled with a reliance on consultants, resulted in a missed opportunity to win the election. He concludes that the Democratic Party needs to clearly articulate its commitment to working-class Americans to avoid repeating this failure.
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President Trump’s $20 billion lawsuit against Paramount Global over a “60 Minutes” segment featuring Kamala Harris alleges deceptive editing that violated Texas consumer protection laws. Paramount’s motion to dismiss, citing First Amendment protection, was opposed by Trump’s legal team, arguing the editing constituted commercial speech damaging to Trump’s businesses. Settlement talks, involving a Paramount offer of $15 million rejected by Trump, are ongoing, amidst threats of further lawsuits from Trump’s lawyers. The case’s complexities intersect with Paramount’s pending merger with Skydance Media, raising concerns among some senators despite assurances of separation from the lawsuit by the FCC.
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Vice President Kamala Harris criticized Elon Musk’s assertion that empathy is a weakness in Western civilization, characterizing it as a misguided belief. Harris countered that empathy, compassion, and concern for others demonstrate strength, not weakness. She further expressed concern about global events, drawing parallels to the 1930s and highlighting the dangers of isolationism. Her remarks implicitly condemned Musk’s controversial actions and statements since assuming his government position.
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Speaking at the Australian Real Estate Conference, Kamala Harris addressed concerns about current global trends, drawing parallels to the 1930s and emphasizing the importance of international cooperation. She criticized a prevalent disregard for empathy, implicitly referencing Elon Musk’s views, highlighting the need for global interconnectedness and trust. Further, Harris discussed the importance of celebrating innovation while mitigating the risks of AI, particularly concerning vulnerable populations and the spread of misinformation. Finally, she shared personal anecdotes emphasizing perseverance and the importance of ambition.
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The post alleges that Kamala Harris illegally purchased endorsements disguised as entertainment payments, inflating her campaign appearances. This action is deemed corrupt and unlawful, exploiting systemic weaknesses. The accusations follow large payments to Beyoncé and Oprah’s production companies, totaling $1.165 million, which came under scrutiny after Harris’s electoral loss. The author contrasts this with claims of impropriety from others, notably mentioning Trump’s business dealings. Ultimately, the post calls for a Justice Department investigation.
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