The Trap Door Candidate: Hollywood Teaches That It’s Hard To Change Actors in the Middle of a Drama 

Vice President Harris has the delegates she needs to become the nominee, but will the audience be with her?

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President Biden and Vice President Harris at the White House on June 23, 2022. AP/Susan Walsh

President Biden, nearing the end of his run on the world’s biggest stage, is leaving Democrats to recast their nominee. To get more Americans to cheer and not jeer the swap, the party needs to look no further than their TVs.

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