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Critics, however, dismiss Hunter's assertions as delusional. They argue that the Democratic Party’s decision to replace Joe Biden with Kamala Harris as their candidate was driven by concerns over Biden’s declining electability—a fact that was evident well before the campaign. The consensus is that Biden was not in a condition to run a competitive campaign, and Democrat strategists made the pragmatic choice to nominate Harris, despite her own challenges as a candidate.