Several Harris supporters in the state said her pointed and personal critique of Biden, who opposed busing mandates in the 1970s, struck a chord in South Carolina. “Growing up here in South Carolina, that’s meaningful to us,” she said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOWBiden, who has decades-long political relationships in the South, was beginning a three-stop swing in South Carolina on Saturday, with scheduled visits to Sumter, Orangeburg and Charleston. The campaign dynamics have shifted and become more personal since the last time Biden and Harris were in South Carolina. Moore, a South Carolina state representative who is backing Harris and felt a personal connection to her story.

Source: thestar July 06, 2019 14:21 UTC