Right now it appears that Kamala Harris is the presumptive nominee for the Democratic Party, assuming there isn’t some further funny business between now and the convention. Given it’s the Democrats, you never know, considering they were willing to stomp all over democracy to sweep Joe Biden to the side in the hopes of improving their chances.
As I reported earlier, even with that move, Kamala still has some Electoral College math to contend with, and the two latest swing state polls show that she’s still in trouble. Her vice presidential pick might factor into that math. Word is that Barack Obama wants Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly and that he’s high up on the shortlist for Kamala.
However, the one state that the Democrats absolutely have to be able to win is Pennsylvania, as I noted. So you would think that could make Gov. Josh Shapiro, who is popular in the state, the top…
