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BREAKING: South Carolina's New Primary Position Could BOOST Kamala Harris in 2028

Gary FranchiAugust 18, 2026195 views
BREAKING: South Carolina's New Primary Position Could BOOST Kamala Harris in 2028
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In a move that has sparked widespread attention and criticism, the Democratic National Committee has pushed South Carolina to the forefront of the 2028 presidential primary calendar. This decision might be a calculated maneuver to bolster former Vice President Kamala Harris's third bid for the presidency.

Known for its significant African American electorate, South Carolina played a pivotal role in rescuing Joe Biden's faltering campaign back in 2020. Now, with Harris potentially in their sights, the Democratic establishment appears to be banking on a similar narrative. As outlined by a tweet from @pln_masud, South Carolina's central position is already sending ripples through the political landscape: "South Carolina First: Democrats Set 2028 Primary Calendar."

This strategic positioning speaks volumes about the party's faith—or desperation—in Harris as their frontrunner. Could this just be another ploy to manipulate voters into selecting a pre-determined candidate? The impacts on the broader field of Democratic contenders could be substantial, with early support potentially propelling Harris ahead before others get a fair shake. A tweet from @CapitalPols confirms the primary schedule, with South Carolina taking the lead in January 2028.

"The Democratic National Committee on Saturday officially selected South Carolina as the first state to vote in the ​party's 2028 primaries," posted @srbija_eu.

Patriots, this calculated move by the Democratic Party underscores the influence of party elites and their readiness to swing the pendulum in favor of those aligned with their agenda. While Harris garners 'front-of-the-line' privileges, other potential candidates are left to battle upstream.

Rhetorically, one must ask—how deep does this manipulation go? Will Democrats encourage diversity in thought and candidate choice, or strive to squash it with these maneuvers?

As 2028 approaches and the political chess game continues, it's vital for Americans to demand transparency and fairness in our electoral processes. Stay vigilant, patriots, and ensure your voice and vote hold the power intended by our nation’s founders.

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Gary Franchi

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RedState RebelVerifiedAug 18, 2026
Perfectly orchestrated by the Democrats to strengthen their standing. It's all part of their grand strategy.
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Southern SwapVerifiedAug 18, 2026
Wouldn't surprise me at all. They play the long game.
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Southern BelleVerifiedAug 18, 2026
South Carolina is just playing politics with this move. Nothing new here.
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JuliaFromSCVerifiedAug 19, 2026
As much as it pains me, South Carolina might actually pull in a lot of attention with this move.
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ConservativeDadVerifiedAug 19, 2026
Why would South Carolina, a traditionally red state, help boost someone like Kamala Harris? Doesn't make sense.
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Patriot78VerifiedAug 19, 2026
Same thing I was wondering. Seems contradictory.
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PalmettoPatriotVerifiedAug 19, 2026
Looking forward to more national candidates coming through. Good for local economy, at least.
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OldGlory2023VerifiedAug 19, 2026
Grew up in Charleston and lived in SC for decades. Can't imagine my home state making such a big splash on a national level, but it is what it is.
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FranklySouthernVerifiedAug 20, 2026
Moving up the primary just shifts the timeline; it doesn't change who people will support.
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Debby DVerifiedAug 20, 2026
Does anyone really think Kamala has a chance in 2028? The Dems will need to find someone new by then.