TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 7月11日 02時49分

This summer, @repvaldemings has shot up the list of candidates to be Joe Biden’s running mate. Her rise began with the impeachment trial, where she turned complicated arguments about President Trump’s conduct into straightforward language. (Demings was photographed at a House Intelligence Committee hearing on impeachment in November.) It has accelerated in recent weeks amid the nationwide racial-justice protests following George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis. As Biden faces pressure to add a woman of color to the ticket, and to repel Trump’s claims that he’s soft on crime, Demings, 63, may be a match for the moment, writes Lissandra Villa: a Black woman from the battleground of Florida who capped a 27-year career in law enforcement by becoming Orlando's first woman police chief in 2007. Is her police background an asset or a liability? Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @gdemczuk for TIME

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