Morning Jolt: Will Kamala Harris Be Biden’s VP Pick?

On the menu today: Apparently Joe Biden really is considering picking Kamala Harris as his running mate, a potential move that is freaking out some of his closest allies; the secret 2024 Democratic presidential primary that is going on right under our noses; and teachers' unions start asking for a non-in-person, non-online option for educating children. Apparently, they want to use telepathy or something.

How Much Would a Kamala Harris Selection Shake Up the 2020 Race?

Wait . . . is Kamala Harris really atop Joe Biden's list of running mates? According to CNBC, some people close to Biden think this is the case, and want to ensure he picks someone else.

Some of Joe Biden's allies are waging a campaign behind the scenes to stop Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., from becoming his vice president.

This disgruntled group of at least a dozen Biden backers, including a few of his top donors, initiated the move against Harris close to a month ago, just weeks before a decision ...

WITH JIM GERAGHTY July 30 2020 WITH JIM GERAGHTY July 30 2020 Will Kamala Harris Be Biden's VP Pick? On the menu today: Apparently Joe Biden really is considering picking Kamala Harris as his running mate, a potential move that is freaking out some of his closest allies; the secret 2024 Democratic presidential primary that is going on right under our noses; and teachers' unions start asking for a non-in-person, non-online option for educating children. Apparently, they want to use telepathy or something. How Much Would a Kamala Harris Selection Shake Up the 2020 Race? Wait . . . is Kamala Harris really atop Joe Biden's list of running mates? According to CNBC, some people close to Biden think this is the case, and want to ensure he picks someone else. Some of Joe Biden's allies are waging a campaign behind the scenes to stop Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., from becoming his vice president. This disgruntled group of at least a dozen Biden backers, including a few of his top donors, initiated the move against Harris close to a month ago, just weeks before a decision ...   READ MORE

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