President Joe Biden (Democratic) is accused of trying to undermine Vice President Kamala Harris' (Democratic) White House campaign.
At a press conference on Friday, reporters said: asked According to video footage, Biden spoke about how Harris has handled the recent domestic crisis and “what role she has played over the last few days.”
“I'm in constant contact with her,” Biden said. “She realizes…that we're singing from the same song sheet. She helped pass all the laws we have now. He has played a key role in everything we have done, including passing the bill you mentioned.”
Biden added: “Her staff is interlocking with my staff on everything we're doing.”
In response to his comments, CNN senior commentator Scott Jennings said: share His thoughts on the president's comments on social media posts.
“He is literally trying to destroy her campaign. It's truly unbelievable,” he wrote.
Social media users were quick to react to Jennings' post. write“I think he wants her to lose.”
“He finally understood exactly what he was doing,” said another commentedwhile another user said“She's destroying everything herself.”
Regarding Biden's comment that Harris and himself were “singing from the same singing sheet,” Breitbart News reported on September 10 that Biden's campaign had been “singing from the same sheet of music” several weeks after Harris' campaign entered the presidential race. It was reported that the policy was plagiarized from the website.
“As Breitbart News noted, Harris, who had been criticized for weeks for not posting a set of policies on her campaign website, finally posted one on Sunday. “The policy was announced just 48 hours before the first, and perhaps only, presidential debate on Tuesday night (9 p.m. ET) on ABC,” the article reads.
According to the Daily Wire, Biden will attend the press conference. happened Harris was on stage at a rally in Detroit, Michigan.
“CNN even noted that it planned to switch its coverage to Harris' rally immediately after Biden attended the press conference, a move that clearly overshadowed Harris,” the station said. the department said.
