It’s an accepted tactic in partisan politics, most especially in presidential elections, that once a party has selected a candidate, the party will then unite behind that candidate and support them through the election. Part of the reason Kamala “Queen of Word Salads” Harris lost the 2024 election (whew!) is because the party’s primary voters did not select her; she was anointed by Party apparatchiks with the full support of whoever was running Joe Biden’s autopen at the time.
Her being a perfectly awful candidate had a lot to do with it, too.
The next primary election season should be more of the normal sort for Democrats, or whatever passes for normal with Democrats. They will, presumably, run their candidates through the normal primary election process, and at their national convention, the candidate will be announced. And, credit where credit is due,…
