Kamala Harris' Rising Influence: Obama's Endorsement and Guidance

Kamala Harris, following her successful Democratic presidential nomination, received strategic advice from former President Obama. Obama’s former campaign staff joined her campaign, reflecting his support and continued influence. The Democratic Party has now coalesced around Harris, bolstered by Obama’s endorsement and his active involvement in her journey.

After securing the Democratic presidential nomination in an unprecedented party upheaval, Kamala Harris received strategic advice from former President Barack Obama: leverage the extensive campaign talent available.

Quickly, Obama's past campaign associates, including David Plouffe and Stephanie Cutter, joined Harris, showcasing the former president's backing. Democrats have now united behind Harris, despite initially questioning her ability to defeat Republican candidate Donald Trump after Biden's debated exit.

Obama, who has a decades-long connection with Harris, endorsed her once it was clear she faced no significant challengers, and continues to be a pivotal support figure. Their mutual respect dates back to their early political careers, with Harris as an early endorser of Obama's 2008 presidential run. Recent collaboration signifies a strengthening of their political alliance, enhancing Harris' campaign momentum.

(With inputs from agencies.)