Joe Biden had ‘overwhelming’ pressure to go but Harris not ‘significantly more electable’, says expert
PRESIDENT Joe Biden insists he is "not going anywhere" as he tells his campaign staff to "Embrace" Kamala Harris as the nominee.
Kamala Harris gives first speech since Joe Biden dropped out of race & endorsed her - as VP candidates rush to back her Biden secured nearly 4,000 delegates by winning state caucuses and primaries earlier this year. He was set to officially be named the Democratic nominee at a virtual vote ahead of the Democratic National Convention, which begins on August 19.
All eyes are now on the previously planned virtual vote - where the Democratic party could choose a nominee before the DNC begins.
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