I know it's early and if you look back at who was vying for the Rep. nomination this far out from the primaries, it sure didn't look like Individual One was going to win it. I know, I know, but looking at the potential Democratic field makes me feel a bit hopeful in these stupidly dangerous and chaotic times. It's a diversion.
There are a few who look good to me, anyone looks better than what we've got so that's not a bar to jump over.
I like Kamala Harris. I just saw her and some of her sorority sisters in a short piece and was impressed with their dedication and understanding of politics and power. Black women get it and they know how to organize. Harris has a built-in network across the country that she can hit the ground running with.
From Politico:
COLUMBIA, S.C. — When Kamala Harris makes her first trip this year to South Carolina on Friday, she’ll be surrounded by thousands of potential voters at a fundraiser hosted by a group of the state’s most powerful voting bloc: black women.
The California senator won’t have to make a hard sell at the annual “Pink Ice Gala” — as a member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, she already has a powerful connection to the organizers.
Harris pledged the sorority — the oldest Greek-letter organization established by African-American college-educated women — as a student at Howard University. Now, more than three decades later, she is leaning on the group’s influential network to advance her prospects in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary.
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/01/23/kamala-harris-2020-south-carolina-hbcu-1120010
There are a few who look good to me, anyone looks better than what we've got so that's not a bar to jump over.
I like Kamala Harris. I just saw her and some of her sorority sisters in a short piece and was impressed with their dedication and understanding of politics and power. Black women get it and they know how to organize. Harris has a built-in network across the country that she can hit the ground running with.
From Politico:
COLUMBIA, S.C. — When Kamala Harris makes her first trip this year to South Carolina on Friday, she’ll be surrounded by thousands of potential voters at a fundraiser hosted by a group of the state’s most powerful voting bloc: black women.
The California senator won’t have to make a hard sell at the annual “Pink Ice Gala” — as a member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, she already has a powerful connection to the organizers.
Harris pledged the sorority — the oldest Greek-letter organization established by African-American college-educated women — as a student at Howard University. Now, more than three decades later, she is leaning on the group’s influential network to advance her prospects in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary.
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/01/23/kamala-harris-2020-south-carolina-hbcu-1120010