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The Washington Post · Cleve R. Wootson Jr., Leigh Ann Caldwell, Nicole Markus
17:42 JST,
July 4, 2024
As President Biden continues to face questions about whether he should end his bid to seek a second term, there are growing signs that many in the Democratic Party are willing to accept the notion of Vice President Harris at the top of their presidential ticket, a potentially significant shift.
