American Affairs: Despite the hype of her early campaign, Kamala Harris was always destined to lose
[...]the mood at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August was euphoric. The Democrats - high on their own supply of self-regard and sheer relief at having a candidate who could speak in full sentences - were too willing to ignore some inconvenient truths about the race. There was no w...
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Published in | New statesman (1996) Vol. 153; no. 5786; p. 25 |
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Format | Magazine Article |
Language | English |
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London
New Statesman Ltd
25.10.2024
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Summary: | [...]the mood at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August was euphoric. The Democrats - high on their own supply of self-regard and sheer relief at having a candidate who could speak in full sentences - were too willing to ignore some inconvenient truths about the race. There was no way that Harris - or any other candidate - could have conceivably done all this in a presidential race as tight as this one. |
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ISSN: | 1364-7431 1758-924X |