Kamala Harris 2020 campaign megathread

[Suburbia]

Kamala Harris needs to drop out of the presidential race.


She will NEVER be president. Period.

[Progressive Pessimist]

Being in the position she currently is in can actually probably be empowering. With how hopeless it looks for her, she can basically do whatever she wants.

[Da2017]

https://twitter.com/KamalaHarris/status/1197243216132804608?s=20 Another brilliant Ad.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Warren, Buttigieg and Biden are the only viable candidates

[Kleine Scheiße]

Warren, Buttigieg and Biden are the only viable candidates

You're forgetting about Yang

[Torrain]

Senator Harris clearly didn’t expect her campaign to struggle as much as it has. Things are looking dire at both an organizational and financial level.

However, Harris still has at least one major card left to play. She retain the support of 5-7% in national polls, a group of supporters that could shift support towards one of the Big Four candidates.

If Harris does what many observers expect, and endorse Warren once she leaves the race, then she could help Warren eat into Biden’s AA support.

Alternatively, she could make a more calculated move and endorse Biden, giving him some progressive cred, adding further support in the South, and setting herself up for a place on the ticket.

If Harris wanted to control the news cycle for a week, she could endorse and support Sanders or Buttigieg.

So Atlas, as much as Harris gets a bad rap, who does she endorse? And will it matter?

[Mr. Smith]

Senator Harris clearly didn’t expect her campaign to struggle as much as it has. Things are looking dire at both an organizational and financial level.

However, Harris still has at least one major card left to play. She retain the support of 5-7% in national polls, a group of supporters that could shift support towards one of the Big Four candidates.

If Harris does what many observers expect, and endorse Warren once she leaves the race, then she could help Warren eat into Biden’s AA support.

Alternatively, she could make a more calculated move and endorse Biden, giving him some progressive cred, adding further support in the South, and setting herself up for a place on the ticket.

If Harris wanted to control the news cycle for a week, she could endorse and support Sanders or Buttigieg.

So Atlas, as much as Harris gets a bad rap, who does she endorse? And will it matter?

What makes you think she'll endorse anyone at all when she could just wait for a burgeoning winner, then endorse with the prospect of a cabinet job.

[Tintrlvr]

I think if she endorsed anyone upon dropping out, it would most likely be Buttigieg. But it also depends on how the race shapes up before she drops out and when she actually did drop out, whether that would be after Iowa, after South Carolina or after Super Tuesday (or later, if her candidacy catches on again and she gains a little momentum).

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

She isnt gonna endorse Buttigieg,  she criticized him for race relations

[Progressive Pessimist]

I could see her endorsing Warren.

[coolface1572]

Her campaign is in shambles. I think she will stick around for the early contests and get blown out. Will she even make it to Super Tuesday?

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

I think she's out after Iowa.

[The Other Castro]

I think she's out after Iowa.

This is probably the likeliest outcome.

[Mr. Smith]

Depends on Iowa.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Sanders and Warren are the ones to keep an eye on, the only reason why Bernie stumbled was due to his heart problems

[Rookie Yinzer]

I went to her Black Women's Town Hall in Columbia on Saturday. I'm still secretly rooting for her to pull something out of thin air. She has really grown as a candidate, and I hope to see her be an integral part of the next administration whether she's POTUS or not.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

HOLLYWOOD is gonna be cheating for Biden

[SN2903]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxnews.com/politics/harris-advisers-gabbard-fight-2020.amp

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

https://twitter.com/RadioFreeTom/status/1200437414516469761?s=20

surely not a problem unique to her campaign, though more so than some others.

[John Dule]

https://twitter.com/RadioFreeTom/status/1200437414516469761?s=20

surely not a problem unique to her campaign, though more so than some others.

No surprise there.

[Mr. Smith]

https://twitter.com/RadioFreeTom/status/1200437414516469761?s=20

surely not a problem unique to her campaign, though more so than some others.

No surprise there.

No kidding.

We have to remember this the same person that managed to both defeat her opponent in 2016 everywhere with pretty much every demographic soundly [except Latino/as which was either just barely or a small loss]...while also spending money like a drunken sailor on all sorts of useless things.

These facts meant there was never gonna be a middling performance...either she would hit big or miss hard.

[Blue3]

She did seem to think the issue of whether or not Trump should be banned from Twitter was a monumental issue that Elizabeth Warren had to comment on.

[President Johnson]

I think her biggest problem is that she hasn't tapped an a unique message that gained traction and stayed on that. She doesn't have a signature issue and doesn't offer something the others don't. My prediction is a drop out after finishing with 3-4% in Iowa.

[Donerail]

I am glad my tweets derailed the Kamala Harris campaign

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

https://twitter.com/Politidope/status/1200636645646708737