Obama would not support Kamala Harris

Former US President Barack Obama has not endorsed Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential candidate, saying he believes the current vice president will not be able to beat her Republican rival Donald Trump in the November election, the New York Post reported, citing a source close to President Joe Biden’s family.

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Harris, whose candidacy received support from Biden after he announced his withdrawal from the race, quickly secured the backing of her party’s donors as well as elected officials and other top political leaders.

Obama, however, has been a notable exception in not voicing his support for Harris’s candidacy.

“Obama is very upset because he knows she can’t win [las elecciones presidenciales contra Trump]”the source said, stressing that the former US president allegedly mentioned that Harris “is simply incompetent”.

Since he has stated that ““All migrants should have health insurance,” despite having never visited the border. “When you are a presidential candidate, there are things you can say and things you can’t. he added.

Pplan to remove Biden from the presidential race

However, the source said that “Obama was surprised” when the current president immediately endorsed Harris as his replacement.

He also stressed that the former president is “Furious that things have not gone his way, that is why he does not join the Democratic Party in supporting Harris“.

Barack Obama weighed in on Joe Biden’s announcement to drop out of the race in an article published Sunday on the Medium website.

In his article, Obama praised Biden’s record during his time in the White House. However, he never mentioned his endorsement of Harris.

“We will be navigating uncharted waters in the days ahead, but I have extraordinary confidence that our party leaders will be able to create a process that will produce an outstanding candidate.” Obama noted, stressing that the “Joe Biden’s vision” will be reflected in the ““Democratic Convention in August.”

Differences between Biden and Obama

According to The New York Times, Biden and Obama have had differences, after the latter asked him not to run for president in 2015 to allow Hillary Clinton a chance at the White House.

The American newspaper claimed that Obama “pressed gently” to his then vice president, making it clear to him that he did not have much chance of facing Clinton for the presidential nomination.

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