USA, Washington: Kamala Harris' Presidential Nomination and Obama's Influence:

Kamala Harris secured the Democratic presidential nomination following a party upheaval. Former President Barack Obama quickly lent his support, advising her to recruit top campaign talent. Prominent Obama campaign veterans, including David Plouffe, joined Harris' campaign, underscoring Obama's influence and support for Harris as she emerged as the party's leader.

Obama's Relationship with Harris:

Obama's long-standing relationship with Harris dates back two decades, with both having shared similar political journeys. Harris was an early supporter of Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign, and their mutual admiration has only deepened over the years. Obama’s continued involvement, offering unsolicited advice and supporting her campaign efforts, highlights the strong connection between the two leaders.

Democratic Unity and Campaign Strategy:

The Democratic Party has coalesced around Harris, especially as public opinion swings in her favor. Obama's endorsement, which came after it became clear there were no significant challengers, solidified her position. The campaign's energy echoes Obama's 2008 campaign, with themes of joy and optimism, contrasting with the earlier "hope and change" mantra.

Complicated Relationship with Biden:

Obama’s growing influence with Harris contrasts with his more complicated relationship with Joe Biden. Some believe Obama played a role in Biden stepping aside after a poor debate performance. Although their relationship has had its ups and downs, Biden is now committed to working with Obama to ensure Trump’s defeat in the upcoming election.