Kamala Harris’ campaign has been a roller coaster ride from exhilarating highs to extended doldrums.
The school bus ride was less than three miles from one side of Berkeley to the other, but from 1969 to 1973 it transported Carole Porter to an entirely different world.
A win in South Carolina, it was thought, would slingshot Harris into Super Tuesday — a 14-state coast-to-coast extravaganza with California as its centerpiece — and a sweep of Southern states like Arkansas, Alabama and Mississippi that also boast large black voting populations. , the first extended visit of her presidential campaign, drew respectable crowds. And those who have enjoyed one-on-one time say Harris can be captivating.
Supporters of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris outside the New Hampshire Democratic Party Convention.
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