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Former President Barack Obama’s campaign mastermind is joining Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign as a senior adviser.
He will now cast his lot with Harris, the latest Democrat power player to do so after countless party bigwigs had cooled on President Joe Biden after his disastrous June 27 debate performance, which ultimately cost him his status as the nominee., is perhaps the strongest signal to date that the Obamas and their political machinery will be utilized to propel Harris to the White House.
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