Kamala Harris dismisses unpopularity among Democrats ahead of 2024: 'Political chatter'
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Vice President Kamala Harris dismissed her unpopularity among Democrats as well as President Biden's as "political chatter" during an interview with MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell on Friday.
"Dozens of Democratic leaders are saying that they not only don’t think that he’s the strongest candidate, you know, considering the larger field that could be possible given his age and other defects, but they don’t think that you’re the right person to be on the ticket. Why do you think that?" Mitchell asked.
Harris said it was important to focus on the needs of the American people and not on "political chatter" coming from Washington, D.C.
Mitchell also asked Harris if she still wanted to be president one day.
Vice President Kamala Harris dismissed "political chatter" about her and President Biden's unpopularity during an interview with MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell.
"Joe Biden intends — has said he intends to run for re-election as president. And I intend to run with him as vice president of the United States," Harris said.
Politico reported on Thursday that Democrats are afraid to express concern over Biden's age ahead of the 2024 presidential election publicly because they fear the alternative, Vice President Harris.
One House member told Politico's Jonathan Martin that Democrats should renominate Biden, then instructed the reporter to turn off his phone and demanded to know who else was in the running. The member also said that Harris was not a viable option.
Speaking on Harris, another House Democrat told Politico, "the Democrats who will need to speak out on her are from the Congressional Black Caucus, no White member is going to do it."
Posted by: Frank G 2023-02-20 |