The captain is supposed to go down with his ship. That’s not what Kamala Harris did when she lost the presidency. She jumped ship on Election Night, leaving her supporters adrift in a sea of liberal tears.
Hundreds of Harris voters gathered Tuesday evening for the Harris campaign’s now-nixed victory party staged on the grounds of her alma mater, Howard University, a historically black college and university (HBCU).
When things went south, Harris didn’t immediately concede defeat to Donald Trump. She absconded, scampering off with her tail between her legs. Cedric Richmond, the Harris campaign co-chair, was trotted out to speak on her behalf. Addressing the audibly upset audience anxiously awaiting her appearance, Richmond announced they wouldn’t be hearing from her after all and that it was time to head home.
Kamala Harris Campaign Co-Chair:
"You won't hear from the Vice President tonight." pic.twitter.com/m1sIsn7JqS
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) November 6, 2024
Harris campaign staff quickly packed up, and the downcast crowd — what was remaining of it — disbanded, filing out in a zombie-like state. Distraught rallygoers looked around in utter disbelief, all sporting thousand-yard stares as they searched desperately for guidance on how to proceed from here.
The largest black-owned digital publication in the United States, The Atlanta Black Star, which focuses on the black American perspective in politics, highlighted the betrayal Harris voters felt in the fallout of her fleeing ground zero without so much as a goodbye. […]
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