Washington: Vice President of America Kamala Harris She returned to Washington DC on Sunday after a four-day trip to France following devastating reports of her alleged rift with Biden. white HouseDangerous Democrats are still reeling from a Belvedere election defeat in Virginia.
The report – a 4800-word, 12-minute account on CNN, epic length by TV news standards – was deemed so damning that the White House immediately pushed it back. Biden spokeswoman Jen Psaki tweeted, “For anyone who needs to hear this. @VP is not only a valued partner for @POTUS, but a courageous leader who tackled important, important challenges facing the nation.” – From voting rights to addressing root causes. Migration to expanding broadband.”
The vice-president’s aides also hit back at the report – which media mavens said was surprising to a liberal outlet generally considered sympathetic to Democrats – marking it as gossip.
“It is unfortunate that after a productive visit to France, in which we reaffirmed our relationship with America’s oldest ally and demonstrated American leadership on the world stage, and after the passage of a historic, bipartisan infrastructure bill , which will create jobs and strengthen our communities, some of the gossip in the media is focused – not on the results that the president and vice president have delivered,” said Harris’ press aide Simone Sanders.
The story, coming on the heels of multiple reports of dysfunction within the vice president’s office, spoke of a “tired standoff” between the Biden and Harris camps, despite cordial relations between the principals.
“But, as multiple sources spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the situation more candidly, they all tell almost the same story: Harris’ employees have repeatedly failed him and exposed him. and family members have often had an informal talk within her office. Even some of the people who have been asked for advice, from the San Francisco district attorney to the US Senate, are overly cautious of Harris. Regrets the tendencies and problems faced by the employees, which have been the hallmark of every office.
It also spoke of racial and gender tensions in the ruling establishment, with some of Harris’s aides reportedly claiming Biden is leaving him in the cold over White House public controversies, while others are rushing to the defense of top administration officials. , specifically referring to the Transport Secretary Pete Buttigieg — who is gay — when he was ridiculed by conservatives for taking paternity leave for his newborn.
“It’s hard to miss the specific energy the White House brings to defending a white man,” said a former Harris, knowing that Kamala Harris has spent nearly a year taking too many hits, which the West Wing itself can do. Didn’t want to.” aide told CNN.
The report also said that Harris complained about confidants not being a big part of the president’s vision for the return to Afghanistan — despite telling CNN when she was the last in the room when she made the decision — “To attract her more without leaving him when he publicly defended her.”
Although it is widely accepted in political circles that Kamala Harris has more work of consequence than any other vice president in history, multiple reports suggest that she is being set up to fail because Few problems are so difficult.
“When Biden chose Harris as his running mate, he was essentially anointing him as the future of the Democratic Party. Now many of those close to him feel like he’s trying to promote him. is shrugging off his political duties, and essentially setting him up to fail. His fans are terrified, seeing his voting numbers as less than Biden’s, worrying that the base is Democratic. Votes are also starting to leave them,” the report said.
It also said that many of Harris’ employees were starting to look for jobs elsewhere, causing at least two of them, including his press colleague Sabrina Singh, to claim on social media that they were working for him. What an honor to do.
Republicans feasted on the report as expected, calling for a succession battle in the Democratic Party amid uncertainty over whether President Biden would run for a second term. Biden has said he will, but at 82 when the next presidential election cycle begins, and the general expectation that a current vice president will be a strong contender for the party’s nomination, there are few people to see that happen.
But Kamala Harris’s critics in both Democratic and Republican circles see a very thin variation of her lack of nomination. “Then he has a 28% approval rating. And zero rep in his race for POTUS,” scoffed. Kellyanne Conway, referring to Harris’s own unsuccessful presidential nomination campaign, a pro-Trump Republican operative, despite which Biden chose her as his running mate.
Recent polls have been disastrous for Democrats, with polls indicating they could lose control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives – where they hold a very thin majority in midterm elections in 2022. A recent ABC/Washington Post poll showed Republicans having the biggest lead on the general congressional ballot in forty years, with 51 percent voting for Democrats’ 41 percent.
The report – a 4800-word, 12-minute account on CNN, epic length by TV news standards – was deemed so damning that the White House immediately pushed it back. Biden spokeswoman Jen Psaki tweeted, “For anyone who needs to hear this. @VP is not only a valued partner for @POTUS, but a courageous leader who tackled important, important challenges facing the nation.” – From voting rights to addressing root causes. Migration to expanding broadband.”
The vice-president’s aides also hit back at the report – which media mavens said was surprising to a liberal outlet generally considered sympathetic to Democrats – marking it as gossip.
“It is unfortunate that after a productive visit to France, in which we reaffirmed our relationship with America’s oldest ally and demonstrated American leadership on the world stage, and after the passage of a historic, bipartisan infrastructure bill , which will create jobs and strengthen our communities, some of the gossip in the media is focused – not on the results that the president and vice president have delivered,” said Harris’ press aide Simone Sanders.
The story, coming on the heels of multiple reports of dysfunction within the vice president’s office, spoke of a “tired standoff” between the Biden and Harris camps, despite cordial relations between the principals.
“But, as multiple sources spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the situation more candidly, they all tell almost the same story: Harris’ employees have repeatedly failed him and exposed him. and family members have often had an informal talk within her office. Even some of the people who have been asked for advice, from the San Francisco district attorney to the US Senate, are overly cautious of Harris. Regrets the tendencies and problems faced by the employees, which have been the hallmark of every office.
It also spoke of racial and gender tensions in the ruling establishment, with some of Harris’s aides reportedly claiming Biden is leaving him in the cold over White House public controversies, while others are rushing to the defense of top administration officials. , specifically referring to the Transport Secretary Pete Buttigieg — who is gay — when he was ridiculed by conservatives for taking paternity leave for his newborn.
“It’s hard to miss the specific energy the White House brings to defending a white man,” said a former Harris, knowing that Kamala Harris has spent nearly a year taking too many hits, which the West Wing itself can do. Didn’t want to.” aide told CNN.
The report also said that Harris complained about confidants not being a big part of the president’s vision for the return to Afghanistan — despite telling CNN when she was the last in the room when she made the decision — “To attract her more without leaving him when he publicly defended her.”
Although it is widely accepted in political circles that Kamala Harris has more work of consequence than any other vice president in history, multiple reports suggest that she is being set up to fail because Few problems are so difficult.
“When Biden chose Harris as his running mate, he was essentially anointing him as the future of the Democratic Party. Now many of those close to him feel like he’s trying to promote him. is shrugging off his political duties, and essentially setting him up to fail. His fans are terrified, seeing his voting numbers as less than Biden’s, worrying that the base is Democratic. Votes are also starting to leave them,” the report said.
It also said that many of Harris’ employees were starting to look for jobs elsewhere, causing at least two of them, including his press colleague Sabrina Singh, to claim on social media that they were working for him. What an honor to do.
Republicans feasted on the report as expected, calling for a succession battle in the Democratic Party amid uncertainty over whether President Biden would run for a second term. Biden has said he will, but at 82 when the next presidential election cycle begins, and the general expectation that a current vice president will be a strong contender for the party’s nomination, there are few people to see that happen.
But Kamala Harris’s critics in both Democratic and Republican circles see a very thin variation of her lack of nomination. “Then he has a 28% approval rating. And zero rep in his race for POTUS,” scoffed. Kellyanne Conway, referring to Harris’s own unsuccessful presidential nomination campaign, a pro-Trump Republican operative, despite which Biden chose her as his running mate.
Recent polls have been disastrous for Democrats, with polls indicating they could lose control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives – where they hold a very thin majority in midterm elections in 2022. A recent ABC/Washington Post poll showed Republicans having the biggest lead on the general congressional ballot in forty years, with 51 percent voting for Democrats’ 41 percent.
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