From MSN a couple weeks ago:
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Jul 27, 2020
From MSN in the last 24 hours:
One of the standout moments of her campaign came at the expense of Biden. During a June 2019 Democratic debate, she said Biden made "very hurtful" comments about his past work with segregationist senators and slammed his opposition to busing as schools began to integrate in the 1970s.
"There was a little girl in California who was a part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bused to school every day," she said. "And that little girl was me."
Shaken by the attack, Biden called her comments "a mischaracterization of my position."
But unlike your TV, they didn't stop in July of 2019.
But Biden and Harris have since returned to a warm relationship.
"Senator Harris has the capacity to be anything she wants to be. I mean it sincerely," Biden said in December shortly after Harris ended her presidential bid. "She is solid. She can be president someday herself. She can be the vice president. She can go on to be a Supreme Court justice. She can be an attorney general. I mean, she has enormous capability."
LOL,!
Harris’ run for President was met by a avalanche of democrats who could have cared less.
Same for Biden’s multiple runs until the party decided Sleepy Joe was its only alternative to joining the Whigs in ignominy.
Now the race is Trump’s to lose
The change was not Whigs, but COVID-19, Ward.
And the person who made Biden a candidate was Trump, himself, and his utter incompetence at leadership in handling the pandemic.
Without him, I don't know who would have won.
And I agree. Harris's run, with a very brief window of exception, was met with apathy. Ditto most of the campaigns by most Democrats. (See also: 2016 GOP, 1988 Dems, and many contests before or in the middle.)
But your point means that the GOP's efforts to try to cause trouble by harkening back to this or that are laughable.
Harris is one of a dozen or so folks in the Party who would be good presidents, whether or not they were or would have been good candidates. Not a one of them would have put up with the insults that Cruz, Rubio, Christie, Graham, or Romney endured prior to their bending the knee to Trump in complete swallowing of their pride, not for a principled stand, but for potential positions in the administration that none of them got.