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    Kamala: ‘Slow start’, but Biden will win

    June 28, 2024Updated:June 28, 2024 World No Comments
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    Kamala Harris, the vice president, argued that Biden may be judged based on his performance in the conversation and not on the moments when he faltered. ” Joe Biden is incredibly strong”, she said. At the start of the conversation, Harris admitted that he did not do well. ” It was a slow start, that’s obvious to everyone”, she said. “… ( But ) he got into a groove where it counted. I thought it was a solid end. Our governor showed that he will win the election”.

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