Democrats have always been effective at presenting a balanced before when it matters most. If the party demands it, the party can depend on deep-red state representatives to support a far-left plan. In the 2024 election, the party seems to be rallying behind Kamala Harris, but do n’t be fooled — there are plenty of high-profile Democrats who would quietly prefer to see her fall short. For several reasons, Kamala may reduce the Democrat Party in the upcoming election.
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Gavin Newsom
As we’ve reported lots of times these at PJ Media, Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-Calif. ) has been on a subtle yet unmistakable shadow campaign. Despite officially supporting Harris, Newsom is getting ready for a long-term political job. He started putting the foundation for a national campaign last year under the guise of starting a coalition to support Republicans in other states. Could he have been more visible?  ,
A Kamala win in November would cause his plan to get the presidency until 2032, when no Senate seat would be available. This would mean that Newsom would be term-limited out of his governorships after 2026.
Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton does love Donald Trump, whom she also thinks” stole” the 2016 election from her, but does that really mean she wants Trump to drop to Kamala in November? I do n’t think so.  ,
Clinton’s longtime dream was to become the second woman to lead, and she even accepted that Bill Clinton would make it happen. She may not be thrilled that Harris will eventually take that position. Although Hillary may be terrible, she is much smarter than Harris, and having Kamala as her first female leader would be degrading for her.
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Gretchen Whitmer
Gov. Although Gretchen Whitmer (D-Mich. ) is a devoted Democrat, she also has campaign goals that would be put on hold if Kamala wins. Over the past few years, Whitmer’s nationwide report has steadily increased.
Like Newsom, Whitmer likely does n’t have an opportunity to seek the Senate before 2032. Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich. ) is seeking reelection this year, and Sen. Gary Peters (D-Mich. ) will likely seek reelection in 2026, which is also the last year of Whitmer’s second and final term. If Kamala wins in 2024, she’ll seek reelection in 2028, and regardless of the outcome of that election, like Newsom, Whitmer wo n’t have the opportunity to seek the presidency again until 2032. That is too much time for her to wander through the social wilderness and remain important.
Joe Biden
Of course, the last one is Joe Biden. He did n’t make the decision to withdraw from the election. He was forced out by gathering officials who allegedly threatened to infringe on him with the 25th Amendment. Kamala allegedly boarded the ship. Since then, there have been numerous reports claiming that Biden also believes that Harris cannot succeed because of his party’s detractors.
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Which, of course, is precisely why he endorsed her. I have every reason to believe that Biden wants his legacy to be that he was the only Democrat who could defeat Donald Trump, and that he’ll be begging for the chance to show Nancy Pelosi that she should n’t have made him leave.
He certainly plays the faithful Democrat, but since he’s been slightly undermining her campaign.
Did I lose someone?  ,