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The media has painted the Harris/Walz campaign as one of joy and flowers and possibly even unicorns. Apparently, that might not be the reality.

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Kamala Harris’ campaign is navigating internal tensions as a team of new senior strategists take hold of an operation largely staffed by people hired when Joe Biden was the Democratic nominee, according to six people, including aides familiar with the dynamics.

Longtime Harris loyalists are also chafing at the continuing presence of some Biden aides known for disparaging the vice president, three of the people said.

The unfolding friction is the result of an unprecedented overhaul of the Democratic ticket less than three months before the election, a daunting task that requires integrating two political worlds while at the same time selecting a vice presidential nominee and battling former President Donald Trump.

Jen O’Malley Dillon, the former Biden White House official and campaign chair, told Harris in a phone call that she needed specific assurances that some of the campaign’s new power players — including David Plouffe, Barack Obama’s former campaign manager — would not dilute her decision-making authority, two of the people told POLITICO. Those people, like the others who detailed the campaign’s internal dynamics, were granted anonymity to convey private conversations.

The call last week came after advisers in the vice president’s inner circle pushed hard to hire Plouffe, whom Harris wanted on the campaign to provide counsel.  

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Looks like there is a bit of a power struggle. Very interesting. 

Kamala has a history of turnover in her office. Apparently, she isn't great to work for. Another thing the corporate media is trying to hide.

It was bound to happen.

This is 'Dems in Disarray'.

That sounds like they think they are federal employees.

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Maybe if people are always torching her from the inside, that's a 'Kamala' problem. Perhaps, she should examine how she treats people.

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