Controversy Over Democratic Nomination Process

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has sparked controversy by claiming that the Democratic Party's presidential nomination process was 'open' and that Vice President Kamala Harris 'won it' after President Biden's withdrawal. This assertion contradicts the actual events, as Harris faced no competition in becoming the nominee.

Critics have labeled Pelosi's comments as misleading, given that Harris was effectively installed as the nominee without a traditional primary process. However, some experts argue that the party had limited options due to the short timeframe before the election.

• Pelosi insists Kamala Harris won an 'open' Democratic primary after Biden's withdrawal.
• Harris became nominee without facing competition, contradicting Pelosi's claim of openness.
• Critics call Pelosi's comments a 'joke' and 'lie' about the nomination process.
• Experts argue party had limited options given the short timeframe before the election.
• Some compare Harris' nomination to historical party selection methods pre-1968.