Democrats continue to blame and point fingers following Vice President Kamala Harris’s electoral loss to Republican President-elect Donald Trump early Wednesday.
While certification by the states continues through Dec. 12, 2024, Trump appears to have achieved an Electoral College landslide victory, leading 312 votes against Harris’s 226, as well as winning the popular vote. Harris campaign staff and Democratic donors and elected officials are now attempting to spin the fallout of Harris’s unsuccessful 107-day campaign.
Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, who caucuses with the Democrats, released a letter Wednesday slamming the party for abandoning working class Americans. Voters without college degrees backed Trump 56%-42% over the vice president, according to NBC News battleground exit polls.
“It shall come as no great surprise that a Democratic Party which had abandoned…
