
Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., said Sunday that the Democratic Party would have been “better served by a primary” in 2024 as she reflected on Joe Biden suspending his re-election campaign last year and endorsing Kamala Harris just months before the election. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. “You know, everything we look at in a rearview mirror after you lose an election. Yes, we would have been served better by a primary.
Main Idea: Sen. Amy Klobuchar said Democrats would have been better served by a 2024 presidential primary, as she looked back on Joe Biden ending his reelection bid and Kamala Harris becoming the nominee.
Key Points:
The article points to more Democratic infighting after Biden skipped a full primary, which can leave voters and donors less confident in the party’s 2028 choices.
A clearer primary process could give voters more say and may help the party pick a stronger nominee next time.
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