Navigating Identity and Strategy in the Democrats

This chapter analyzes Kamala Harris's identity and role within the Democratic Party during a significant convention, questioning how she differentiates herself in an election context. It discusses the strategic ambiguity of candidates to maintain broad appeal and reflects on the dynamics of the convention, including demands for inclusivity and the tensions between enthusiastic supporters and uncommitted delegates. The chapter also explores the potential impact of external political movements on the upcoming election, particularly focusing on RFK Jr.'s influence and changing voter demographics.