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Kamala Harris: Next US President? We Can Dream.

Kamala Harris is the only choice for 2024. Harris has the energy, intellect, and grit to be the first woman POTUS and finally drag this nation into the 21st century. She's got this.

Published July 22, 2024 at 11:03am by Brandi D. Addison


Kamala Harris Steps Up: It's Her Time Now

It's 2024, and the US is in turmoil. In a bid to right the wrongs of the past and usher in a new era of diversity and representation, Vice President Kamala Harris is gearing up to take on the challenge of her lifetime. With President Biden's term coming to an end, the question on everyone's mind is: can Harris break the glass ceiling and become the first woman to lead the United States?

Step Aside, Biden: Harris Takes the Reins

"I'm in, and we're gonna win." – Kamala Harris, Vice President, July 21, 2024

The Democrats are in disarray, with concerns mounting over Biden's fitness to lead. The pleas from Democratic leaders and op-eds didn't fall on deaf ears. Despite Biden's initial refusal to bow out, citing divine intervention as the only reason he'd step down, he finally listened to the voice of the people and made the right choice. The first male president to ever withdraw from a re-election race, his decision paves the way for much-needed change and diversity in US politics.

A Woman's Work is Never Done: Harris' Hurdles

Harris is a force to be reckoned with. Trending above Biden in recent polls and with key endorsements already under her belt, she's checking all the right boxes. But the road to the White House is never easy, especially for a woman of color. Here's what Harris needs to do:

  • Announce: Check! Harris is all in, and the campaign trail awaits.
  • Endorsements and Delegates: She's already got the Clintons' backing, and more key endorsements are sure to follow. Gaining support within the Democratic Party is crucial.
  • Democratic National Convention: This is where it gets real. Harris needs to secure the majority of delegates to officially become the Democratic nominee.
  • General Election: It's Harris vs. Trump (again). Early voting starts soon, leading up to Election Day in November. She's got to bring her A-game to defeat Trump and any other contenders.
  • Electoral College: It's not just about popular vote. To become President-elect, Harris needs to clinch those electoral votes.
  • Inauguration: If all goes well, on Jan 20, 2025, Harris will make history as the first female President of the United States.

The Playing Field: It's a Six-Way Fight

Table showing a list of candidates with their parties: Kamala Harris, Democratic Party; Donald Trump, Republican Party; Jill Stein, Green Party; Robert F. Kennedy, Jr, Independent Democratic Party; Cornel West, Unaffiliated; Chase Oliver, Libertarian Party.

A diverse bunch, with a notable majority of people of color, this election season is making history. It's about time the US caught up with the times and reflected the true face of its nation.

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The time for change is now. Harris embodies the strength, determination, and fresh perspective this country desperately needs. It won't be an easy journey, but with every step, Harris is breaking barriers and inspiring a new generation of leaders.

The question remains: are Americans ready to embrace this change, or will they once again fall victim to the retrograde politics of the past?

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