A small development, perhaps, and maybe it’s only a parliamentary i-dotting and t-crossing. In the last three days since Joe Biden withdrew, practically everyone in the Democrat establishment has rushed to anoint Kamala Harris as the presumptive presidential nominee. Even with the angry denunciation from Black Lives Matter about the rigged primaries and now a rigged succession, no Democrat seemed interested in rocking the boat by proposing a competition for the slot.
That makes this announcement from the DNC at least notable:
The Democratic National Convention’s rules committee met Wednesday afternoon to adopt a framework to select the party’s presidential nominee after President Joe Biden suspended his campaign Sunday.
The newly adopted plan only gives candidates from Thursday to 6 p.m. Saturday to declare their candidacy and gain 300 delegates with no more than 50 from one state…
