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|    12 Aug 20 14:35:04    |
      CBC News · Posted: Aug 11, 2020                     Joe Biden's new running mate, Kamala Harris, is a Westmount High graduate              40 years ago, Harris attended high school in Montreal                     Joe Biden has chosen U.S. Senator Kamala Harris, a graduate of Westmount High       School, as his running mate in his bid to defeat President Donald Trump.              Biden is the presumptive presidential nominee of the Democratic Party.              Harris, 55, has made history by being the first Black woman to compete on a       major party's presidential ticket.              For five years, from Grade 7 to Grade 11, Harris attended high school in       Montreal. She graduated in 1981. Dean Smith, a former classmate, recalled       Harris as "perfect, always smiling, a nice person" on CBC's Let's Go Tuesday       afternoon.              "She got along with everybody," Smith said. "It was a lot of rich kids from       Westmount mixed in with kids from the lower area of Montreal. She popped up       from California. She could blend with both."              Harris, who served as California's attorney general before being elected to       the U.S. Senate in 2017, was born in Oakland, Calif.              Her mother, Shyamala Gopalan Harris, a breast-cancer scientist originally from       Chennai, India, brought Harris and her sister, Maya, to Montreal in the 1970s       when she took a job teaching at McGill University and doing research at the       Jewish General        Hospital.              Her father, Donald Harris, was born in Jamaica and is a retired Stanford       University economics professor.                     Sought the Democratic nomination              In January 2019, she announced she would join the Democratic presidential       race. But by December, she had officially withdrawn, citing a lack of funds.              Still, her campaign was notable for her strong performance in debates, where       she often targeted Biden.              Smith, her former classmate, called her "the right match for Donald Trump."              "He won't be able to verbally spar with her," he said. "She has the intellect       to deal with him."              Biden made the announcement on Twitter Tuesday afternoon.              "I have the great honor to announce that I've picked Kamala Harris — a       fearless fighter for the little guy, and one of the country's finest public       servants — as my running mate," the presumptive Democratic presidential       candidate wrote on Twitter.              The U.S. Presidential election takes place on Nov. 3.       _________________________________              Smart mother (taught at McGill University), smart father (professor at       Stanford), and smart presidential nominee Joe Biden for choosing their       daughter as his running mate. Canada will be cheering for the two of them in       every upcoming debate.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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