Biden Faces Crucial Test at DNC to Bolster Harris' Presidential Bid

Lessons from 1968 reveal the importance of Biden's support and Harris' independence in the campaign's success.

Biden's decision to step aside echoes Lyndon Johnson's 1968 move, leading to a similar dynamic with his vice president as the nominee.
Kamala Harris needs to distinguish herself from Biden, particularly on contentious issues like Gaza, to appeal to the Democratic base.
Historical parallels suggest that Biden must avoid behind-the-scenes interference to prevent party division and ensure a unified convention.
Harris leads in most polls but faces challenges in key swing states where voters demand a stronger stance on international conflicts.
Biden's upcoming speech at the Democratic National Convention is pivotal in setting the tone for Harris' campaign and the party's unity.