WEST POINT, Iowa — They are white and nonwhite alike, prefer Facebook over Twitter, if they are on social media at all, and can be hard to find at Democratic campaign events dominated by activists from the professional class. But these blue-collar voters could go a long way toward determining who captures the Democratic presidential nomination — and Joe Biden is racing to press his advantage with that constituency.
As aides and allies watched Joe Biden’s first debate performance last month, their initial optimism about his abilities turned to alarm as Sen. Kamala Harris laced into him over race and busing.
As aides and allies watched Joe Biden’s first debate performance last month, their initial optimism about his abilities turned to alarm as Sen. Kamala Harris laced into him over race and busing.