Roger Stone claims Kamala Harris will choose Josh Shapiro as her running mate, Internet says ‘nobody will back her’

Roger Stone said many Democrat donors have largely abandoned Joe Biden's reelection campaign after the first presidential debate
Roger Stone revealed Kamala Harris would pick Josh Shapiro as her VP if she became the Democratic nominee (Getty Images)
Roger Stone revealed Kamala Harris would pick Josh Shapiro as her VP if she became the Democratic nominee (Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Controversial political figure Roger Stone claimed on his X (formerly Twitter) account that significant Democratic donors have largely withdrawn their support for President Biden's reelection campaign, adding that Kamala Harris would choose Gov Josh Shapiro for VP. 

This shift follows Biden's underwhelming debate performance against former President Donald Trump last week.



 

Roger Stone says Joe Biden struggles to gain momentum despite meeting with governors

"My sources say despite his meeting with the Governors momentum still against Biden. Large donors have really jumped ship," Stone posted.

Stone made these remarks following a national gathering of Democratic governors and the Biden campaign aimed at uniting the Democratic ticket amid internal strife following the first presidential debate.

The long-time adviser to President Donald Trump, originally from Connecticut, further emphasized that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's recent comments questioning President Biden's viability as a candidate in the 2024 election were noteworthy.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE - NOVEMBER 07:  Vice President-elect Kamala Harris takes the stage before Presi
Roger Stone claimed Vice President Kamala Harris had consolidated her positioning as the successor to President Joe Biden rather quickly (Getty Images)

“Pelosi comments were very damaging. Harris, surprisingly, has consolidated her position quickly. Rumors of Kamala taking Gov Josh Shapiro for VP to alter the map,” Stone added.

Stone additionally stated that according to his Democratic sources, the party's major fundraisers, known as "bundlers," who typically raise substantial sums for the Democratic Party, have ceased their fundraising efforts until Biden is replaced. 

Governor of Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro is seen at the Celebration of Freedom Ceremony during Wawa Welcome America on July 04, 2023 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Gilbert Carrasquillo/GC Images)
Robert Stone claimed Josh Shapiro will be Kamala Harris' VP pick (Gilbert Carrasquillo/GC Images)

According to Forbes, potential picks such as Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro could aid the party in bolstering support in crucial swing states where Biden currently lags behind former President Donald Trump, according to polling averages.

This is despite Biden having won both states in the 2020 election.

Internet reacts as Roger Stone reveals Kamala Harris' choice for VP

Roger Stone revelation of Harris' VP pick drew different opinions from viewers.

A viewer expressed, "Harris has been waiting on this exact moment for four years."

In a similar fashion, another observer added, "Being from PA, I can’t stand Josh Shapiro. I am sure that people from PA would love to get rid of him."

Furthermore, a viewer pointed out, "That’s Shapiro’s reward for helping to steal the 2020 election."

Joining the discussion, a follower shared, "They’re picking Shapiro because we must win PA. Right? That’s the only reason…these people are unforgivable. Hopefully the good people of PA won’t stand for it."

Similarly, another comment echoed, "What a ticket! Diversity is not our strength!"

An individual elaborated, "Nobody will back Harris."



 



 



 



 



 



 

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