Meet the Post-Biden Democrats: Biden’s Democrats
Democrats are struggling to move past the Biden administration as they look towards the 2028 presidential election. Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg, both of whom lost to Biden in the 2020 primaries, are currently leading in early polling for the Democratic nomination. Despite their past failures, they are seen as potential frontrunners for the party's future.
- ▪Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg are topping Democratic primary polling despite their previous losses to Biden.
- ▪The Democrats lost the popular vote in 2024 for the first time in 20 years, prompting calls to move on from Biden.
- ▪Both Harris and Buttigieg served in the Biden administration, which is viewed as a failure by many within the party.
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Despite being desperate to put Biden behind them, Democrats can’t do it. Both Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg are routinely topping Democratic primary polling, and both are defined by Biden.Last Thursday, May 28, two Democratic 2028 presidential polls came out. In a Big Data Poll (taken May 24-27), Kamala Harris led by 13 percentage points. In Emerson College Polling (taken May 23-25), Pete Buttigieg led by 2 percentage points.Let the irony of these results sink in. These people lost to Biden among Democrats in 2020, and then Democrats pushed out Biden in 2024. (RELATED: Let’s Remember the Democrats’ Lies)The DNC’s recent botched release of its ultimately disavowed report on Democrats’ 2024 roadkill of a campaign served to inflame the entire party.
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