Like Humphrey, who was President Lyndon Johnson’s vice president, Kamala Harris will win the Democrat Party nomination for president the way Humphrey did back in 1968.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-07-27 06:10:19">July 27, 2024 at 6:10 a.m.</time>

Like Humphrey, who was President Lyndon Johnson’s vice president, Kamala Harris will win the Democrat Party nomination for president the way Humphrey did back in 1968.{ai:summary}<p>Kamala Harris will snag the Democratic nomination for president like Humphrey did in '68, just as the clock ticks and the political gears grind. The scent of inevitability hangs in the smoky air, thick as betrayal. </p><p>Watch the game unfold; no one plays it like they used to. #politics</p>

Lucas: Kamala Harris today’s Hubert Humphrey

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