Has Kamala Harris Changed? Or Have We?

Matter of Opinion

New York Times Opinion

Society & Culture, Ross Douthat, News, New York Times, Journalism

4.2 • 7.2K Ratings

🗓️ 26 July 2024

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Vice President Kamala Harris has gone from being one of President Biden’s many problems to the hope of the Democratic Party. This week Ross, Lydia and Carlos dissect the seismic campaign vibe shift in both parties. Plus, Ross criticizes another self-indulgent addition to the modern era’s Western canon.

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0:00.0	Luckily I can always predict what Ross is going to say.
0:04.0	Yeah.
0:05.0	Basically disgraceful, humiliating, and conspiracy.
0:11.0	Yeah.
0:12.0	Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
0:14.0	From New York Times opinion, I'm Carlos Lozada.
0:18.0	I'm Ross Dauthett.
0:20.0	And I'm Lydia Pol Green.
0:21.0	And this is matter of opinion where thoughts are always allowed.
0:26.0	We'll see about that.
0:28.0	Yeah. So where to begin in what can only be described as a stunning act of patriotism and political selflessness
0:46.1	that will forever reverberate in the history books.
0:48.4	Ken only.
0:49.7	Michelle Coddle has gone on vacation and she is passing the matter of opinion torch
0:56.5	temporarily to us or able partners. Rank punditry may never be the same.
1:02.1	Michelle I'll come back to us soon, please.
1:04.0	We miss you.
1:05.0	So, surprise, surprise today, we actually do want to talk about
1:08.0	Vice President Kamala Harris,
1:10.0	who after a truly historic week in American politics is now the likely Democratic
1:14.4	party nominee stepping in as Joe Biden is stepping aside. We're talking
1:19.9	Thursday morning and that means that last night Biden who is in fact still the president of these United States,
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