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Joy Behar’s “No Woman President” Claim Sparks Heated Debate on *The View*
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The View’s Core Argument
She later dismissed former Vice President Kamala Harris as a realistic 2028 contender, stating, “I love her, she was great, but she didn’t win one time. What makes you think she’s going to win again?” — Behar’s remarks formed the centerpiece of the segment’s discussion about identity politics and voter preferences.
Co-hosts’ and Guests’ Counterpoints
- Alyssa Farah Griffin, the lone Republican co-host, predicted a woman president within the next 20 years, offering a more optimistic timeline.
- In a separate interview, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) acknowledged personal considerations of identity while weighing a 2028 presidential run, noting the “regressive administration” and her status as a Latina woman.
Political Context
Behar’s comments intersect with ongoing discussions about the Democratic Party’s potential 2028 nominees. While she dismissed Harris, other Democratic insiders have labeled Harris the “fairly obvious” frontrunner for 2028. The debate reflects broader partisan analyses of how identity, policy, and voter sentiment may shape future elections.
Verbatim Quotes
- “I think this country will vote for an obese, Jewish, Black, homosexual before a woman,” — Joy Behar
- “ "Kamala Harris was a failed vice president who oversaw a massive influx of tens of millions of people into America illegally and ran on vibes rather than making Americans’ lives better," Onwuka added.” — Patrice Onwuka
- “I love her, she was great, but she didn't win one time.” — Joy Behar