Harris Defeat Signals Waning Influence Of Top Dems: Report

President-elect Donald Trump’s resounding victory over Vice President Kamala Harris likely signals the beginning of the end of the influence of aged leaders like former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California over Democratic politics.Pelosi, “who for decades reigned as kingmaker in her party, facing the prospect of having her status as a power player in the party unceremoniously stripped away on the back of” Harris’ defeat.

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