Former President Barack Obama was furious to learn that Nancy Pelosi quickly decided to endorse Kamala Harris. Her betrayal of endorsement came just one day after Joe Biden stepped down as the presidential candidate.

Former President Barack Obama was “not happy” with Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s speedy endorsement of then-Vice President Kamala Harris – and chewed the former House speaker out in an angry phone call, according to a new book.

During a recent appearance on The Diary of a CEO podcast Harris spoke about her relationship with Biden, and the ups and downs they’ve had. First, she made it clear that the two are still friends. “It’s a good relationship. I just talked to him two days ago. He called me for my birthday,” she said, “Yes, it’s very complicated.”

Former President Barack Obama was reluctant to endorse Kamala Harris after Joe Biden announced he was dropping out of the race. Now, RadarOnline.

Obama, who preferred to let “a process” determine Trump’s Democratic Party opponent, called Pelosi shortly after her endorsement to vent his frustration – having thought they were on the same

Former President Barack Obama is heading to Virginia to stump against Republican gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears after previously scolding Black male voters.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris rallied with California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Saturday in support of redistricting in the Golden State. “So, listen, I wanted to just come by to, in

Obama was reportedly left blindsided and fuming when Nancy Pelosi broke ranks to endorse Kamala Harris as 2024 Democratic presidential pick.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign memoir contains minimal mentions of Michelle Obama, focusing mainly on endorsement timing and DNC speaking arrangements.