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Slack.com slash DHQ. Kamala Harris has stopped campaigning for president, which is apparently

something she was doing before she decided to stop. Harris said she could no longer raise

the money she needed to finance her strategy of making absurd and intrusive policy proposals

and then cacling in a thoroughly unpleasant manner. She said she was sure that strategy

would have worked eventually, though she conceded the cacling might have alienated

some easily frightened voters. Harris blamed racism and sexism for her failure, saying many

voters didn't like black women, especially when they were also intolerable human beings.

Harris's surrender came just hours after Congressman Joe Sestak and Montana Governor Steve

Bullock both dropped out of the race when they realized they had never heard of themselves

and hadn't even been aware they were running. Harris had recently described herself as

a top-tier candidate who could not take arrival Tulsi Gabbard's candidacy seriously. However,

Gabbard reacted graciously to Harris's announcement, saying, quote, I'm truly sorry

that Kamala had to enter top-tier candidacy, which was so top-tier she couldn't take

seriously my candidacy, which will be continuing while her top-tier candidacy comes to an

end and mine continues.

Unquote.

Joe Biden also wished Harris well in a press conference given in the girls' room of

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