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Presidential Race 2024

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Old 10-26-2024, 09:38 AM   #16
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Re: Presidential Race 2024

Also, I can do the same thing. Again, anyone can find articles that state what they already believe:

Harris’s Personnel Problem: Over 90 Percent of VP’s Staff Left in Last Three Years

https://www.nationalreview.com/news/...t-three-years/

Throughout her career as a senator and then vice president, Kamala Harris developed a reputation as a difficult boss who struggles to retain staff due to the atmosphere of suspicion and disorder that tends to develop among her subordinates.

Data from the government watchdog group Open the Books — released Monday, as Harris consolidates her position as President Biden's successor atop the Democratic ticket — makes clear just how extreme Harris's personnel problem really is: 91.5 percent of the staff Harris began her vice presidential term with three years ago have since left.


Her own staff hated her too, so I guess they should both drop-out of the race.
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