Hi
@Smoke
And exactly what does VP Harris's credentials have to do with Mrs. Pelosi giving Pres. Biden advice to step down?
Yes, there were likely many democrats who demanded a primary, as there always generally are in these campaigns where there is an incumbent. Here's a news flash for you.
Just like not every republican not being behind the GOP contender, not ever democrat is behind the democratic contender in any race, at any time, at any place in the nation. There are always some, remember, it's a nation of 330 million people, that aren't on board with all that a political party does,
but they choose to register with one party or another. That is, however, one of the reasons why the independant voter rolls are growing so much. They aren't tied to any political initiative or overall vision or agenda of a party. They choose to think 'independently' who they believe is the best choice out of all those whose hats are in the ring.
BTW the DNC hasn't started yet, so if there's a democrat who feels they can get the votes, that option is still open. But it would seem that at this point in time, the reality of the situation is that VP Harris has enough votes to win the democratic ticket. That seems to be a fact.
For the record, the GOP contender ran for president in 2000. How many electoral votes did he get that year? If that's your measuring stick for whether or not someone should get to run in future elections, maybe you should be looking for a new leader, too.
God bless,
Ted