Democratic presidential candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris reaffirmed her partnership with President Joe Biden in an interview on “The View” Tuesday morning.
Ms. Harris was asked, “Have you done anything different from President Biden over the past four years?''
In response, she ostensibly acknowledged that Harris' presidency would be no different than Biden's.
“There is nothing that comes to mind about this, and I have participated in most of the decisions that have affected it,” she said. answered.
Molly Ball, Senior Political Correspondent, Wall Street Journal reacted In response to Harris' response: “There's nothing more she can say, given that she and her campaign know this is one of the key questions voters have about her.'' I'm frankly surprised,” he said.
“That may not be a very satisfying answer for voters who don't like the way this administration is doing things and don't like the direction this country is going,” Ball added.
“She has played an important role in everything we have done.”
Harris' comments echoed remarks Biden made last week during his first impromptu news conference as president.
Mr. Biden was asked about Ms. Harris' role in the administration's response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Helen.
Fumbling for a response, the president said he and Harris are “in constant communication” and “singing the same song.”
“She helped pass all the legislation that we have now,” Biden told reporters Friday afternoon. “She was, and continues to be, a key player in everything we have done, including passing bills that we were told we would never pass. Her staff works with my staff on everything we do.”
In a softball interview with “The View” on Tuesday, Harris made no attempt to distance herself from the current administration and its failures.
Ana Navarro: “Let's talk about what you would do differently than Donald Trump.” said To Mr. Harris. “President Trump is lying, claiming the Biden administration is intentionally withholding aid to areas populated by Republicans and that FEMA funds are being redirected to immigrants.”
“What impact do you think these lies will have? Why would he do this?” Navarro asked Harris.
“This is serious, the height of irresponsibility and, frankly, the height of insensitivity,” Harris responded.
Many local volunteer organizations providing aid to people affected by the hurricane have expressed frustration with the slow and lackluster government response.
During the interview, Harris was also asked about the immigration crisis under the Biden administration. She repeated the well-worn and inaccurate claim that President Trump tried to kill a so-called bipartisan Senate bill to address the problem.
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