In this episode, host Grace Cowan discusses the transition from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential nominee. Covering the impact of Biden's physical decline, the processes behind delegate selection, and the political maneuvering that led to Harris's nomination, Grace explains the complex primary and convention systems. The episode also touches on legal challenges, the role of superdelegates, and historical context from the turbulent 1968 Democratic convention, ultimately highlighting the intricacies and frustrations of party politics.

00:00 Introduction to Frogmore Stew

00:15 Biden's Decline and the 2020 Election

00:40 The Debate and Biden's Decision

01:29 Kamala Harris: The New Nominee

01:46 Understanding Delegates and the Convention

04:14 The Ohio Glitch and Virtual Vote

05:45 Historical Context: 1968 Convention

06:58 The Role of Primaries and Party Politics

09:06 Kamala's Endorsements and Campaign Strategy

11:06 Financial Implications and Legal Challenges

12:40 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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