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I don't necessarily agree with this piece:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13670981/...

Barack Obama has not yet endorsed Kamala Harris' presidential bid because he is skeptical about her ability to beat Donald Trump, a Biden family insider has claimed.

This I buy. Harris ran for President already...and had to drop out before the first primary.

The insider further went on to claim that Obama, 69, believes Harris is 'incompetent' and 'cannot navigate the landmines that are ahead of her'.

This I also buy. Harris isn't known for being particularly adept at anything.

The source went on to allege that Obama would instead like to see Arizona senator and former NASA astronaut Mark Kelly 'at the top of the ticket' at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago next month.

This I do not buy. Obama is the architect of the democrats' full-on race based victim group demographic strategy. Replacing Kamala with a white dude breaks his coalition and hands Trump the House and the Senate with comfortable majorities.

Obama knows all that, which is why it has to be Harris. Other than wife Michelle, they have no one else.

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