As Kamala Harris is slated to become the Democrat party’s nominee for president in the wake of Joe Biden resigning from the ticket on Sunday, not everyone is pleased with the undemocratic process. On Tuesday, after she had secured enough commitments from party delegates to be awarded the nomination, Black Lives Matter (BLM) put out a scathing statement opposed to “installing” Harris. Instead, the group called for an “informal, virtual snap primary across the country prior to the DNC convention.”
In a statement, BLM outlined grievances of the Democrat Party’s tactics during the primary process including refusing to hold debates despite voter demand, suggesting this may have shown Biden’s cognitive decline in 2023. The racially-driven activist group also criticized changes to the primary schedule that disadvantaged non-Biden candidates, keeping them off the ballot and paving the way…
