US Presidential Election 2024: Why did Kamala Harris snub Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, who endorsed her? Details here
US Presidential Election 2024 after US President Joe Biden pulled out of the race for the White House. Instead, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear (D) endorsed Vice President Harris for president. Participating in MSNBC's 'Morning Joe', he announced her support for the first black vice president. He said he fully endorsed Vice President Harris for the next president of the United States. He said further the vice president is smart and strong which will make her a good president. Praising her, Beshear said that Kamala Harris is also kind and has empathy, which can make her a great president.
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Beshear defeated a Trump-backed Republican challenger to win reelection last year in a state that former President Trump won in 2016 and 2020.
Will Kamala Harris choose the Kentucky governor as her running mate if she is nominated for president at the Democratic National Convention? He is a two-term Democratic governor from Kentucky, a solidly Republican state. When he first won in 2019, he was not taken seriously and people considered him lucky. Donald Trump won the state by about 30 percentage points three years earlier. But the perception was changed after he was reelected last year. The Kentucky governor made a place for himself by emphasizing the “common good,” working with Republicans on legislation, including medical marijuana, and talking about his Christian faith.
