Obama Endorses Harris: Further Support for Presidential Candidacy
Former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle have officially endorsed Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee for the upcoming US presidential election. Obama praised Harris as a 'fantastic president' and expressed full support for her campaign.
This endorsement comes after a wave of support from other prominent Democratic figures, including Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, and Bill Clinton. With endorsements from these heavyweight figures, Harris' nomination as the candidate appears to be a formality.
However, she still faces a dispute with President Donald Trump over potential debates. The Democratic Party plans to hold an early electronic vote to determine the candidate before their convention in August.
Harris has also been actively campaigning, warning of a 'frontal attack' on citizens' freedoms by Republicans and gaining support from the American Federation of Teachers. With the support of the Obamas and growing business backing, Harris is gaining momentum and may pose a significant challenge to Trump in the upcoming election.
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