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13. Doesn't Biden's endorsement take most of the bitterness away?

Sun Jul 21, 2024, 10:43 PM

Jul 21

Hasn't he made renewed positivity so much easier with this pivot?

The person he picked to succeed him is succeeding him!

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Schumer, Jeffries, Pelosi mum on endorsing Harris [View all] onandup Jul 21 OP

Sen Patty Murray has. liberalmuse Jul 21 #1

Right Axios, and you know why moonscape Jul 21 #2

They put a lot on the line to break through the intransigence. Frasier Balzov Jul 21 #3

Always the fundraising. choie Jul 21 #10

Doesn't Biden's endorsement take most of the bitterness away? Frasier Balzov Jul 21 #13

No it doesn't choie Jul 21 #15

Edited- They probably want to give Joe time to absorb the decision. CentralMass Jul 21 #4

nobody is stabbing Joe in the back. lapfog_1 Jul 21 #6

It wasn't a stabbing in the back choie Jul 21 #11

You wanna bet they will in a day to two? lapfog_1 Jul 21 #5

Why? macwriter Jul 21 #7

Axios continues to publish garbage. regnaD kciN Jul 21 #9

You make some very good point.... reACTIONary Jul 21 #14

They don't have to do it today but they will. Give them time. totodeinhere Jul 21 #12

It's better for support to come organically from the bottom up Sympthsical Jul 21 #16