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A significant critique centers on Kamala Harris’s selection as Vice President. The speaker suggests that her appointment was a strategic move by the Democratic Party to eliminate her from future presidential prospects. Harris’s disruptive leadership style, inability to retain staff, and poor performance in early campaigns have marginalized her.
The narrative claims that her selection was aimed at tamping down her political ambitions so that Democrats could quietly end her career, eliminating a potential black or female candidate who might challenge their slate in the future. This aligns with the broader theory that Harris was chosen not because of her merits but as a political safeguard—another pawn in party strategy.