After President Biden announced he would not run for re-election (but would continue to serve as president) political reporter Domenico Montanaro of National Public Radio sounded very optimistic about the prospects of Vice President Kamala Harris, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee (though there’s still some ways to go). Montanaro managed to have it both ways, claiming that whether Harris had a primary challenger for the nomination or not, each outcome would be ideal.
After Domenico Montanaro of NPR: admitted that as a 2019 candidate Harris “struggled somewhat,” anchor John Yang asked: “This party, the Democratic Party, has been split in the last couple of years between moderates and sort of more liberals. Is the party going to fall in behind Harris or is she likely to get a challenge?”
