Rising Dem Throws Shade at Biden, Harris: ‘Let’s Move On’
Rob Sand and Josh Turek are trying to separate themselves from the national ticket as they court independent voters in competitive races.
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Top Iowa Democrats Urge Kamala Harris to Stay Away From Their State Ahead of Midterms * The Gateway Pundit * by Ben Kew
Two of Iowa’s most prominent Democratic candidates have urged former Vice-President Kamala Harris to stay away from their state ahead of the midterms. The post Top Iowa Democrats Urge Kamala Harris to Stay Away From Their State Ahead of Midterms appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
“No Thanks, Let’s Move On” – Democrat Gubernatorial Candidate Rejects Campaign Help From Joe Biden And Kamala Harris Ahead Of Competitive Election
Rob Sand, the Democratic nominee for Iowa governor, bluntly rejected any campaign assistance from Joe Biden or Kamala Harris during an interview with POLITICO. “Would you want to have Joe Biden here, campaigning for you?” POLITICO senior political columnist Jonathan Martin asked the State Auditor of Iowa. “No. Can he even do that right now? I’m sorry,” Sand responded. “How about Kamala Harris?” Martin questioned. “No thanks. Let’s move on. We ne…
‘Move On!’ Iowa Democrat Goes After Biden and Harris — Bluntly Rejects Their Help in His Campaign
(AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File) Iowa Gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand (D) isn’t eager for help from former President Joe Biden or former Vice President Kamala Harris, he told POLITICO in an interview published Wednesday. Sand said that’s true even if Harris runs for president in 2028. First high-profile Dem to answer this question directly You’d think that after saying one thing in public and another in private from ‘21-June ‘24 about Biden a…
Top Iowa Democrats Urge Kamala Harris to Stay Away From Their State Ahead of Midterms - Politics, Policy, Political Views
Credit: Gage Skidmore/Flickr Two of Iowa’s most prominent Democratic candidates have urged former Vice-President Kamala Harris to stay away from their state ahead of the midterms. Iowa gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand was asked by POLITICO’s Jonathan Martin whether he wanted Harris to come and campaign for him. “No thanks,” he responded: Let’s move on. We need some new leadership.” Asked whether Harris should run again in 2028, his answer was si…
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