Pretty irrational and irresponsible questioning to ask sitting congressional members of the same party that controls the WH to openly call for the ouster of the sitting VP.
Harris being on the ticket is not going to lose the election for Biden but removing her and even hinting at such could very well lose him what is going to be a close election because turnout is going to be down from 2020 levels.
Another example of how the media is complicit in pushing GOP narratives in an attempt to be "fair and balanced".
Breh the media is the media, no one should be surprised at this. 100% of the blame belongs to any DEMOCRAT who can't just say some version of "Kamala Harris has done an incredible job as VP and just like 2020 will help push the campaign to victory. It is frankly offensive that you're even asking the question."
I wanted Susan Rice, had legit foreign policy experience and has experience working in the executive branch. But she wasn't black enough nor did she have the name recognition to capture the black and woman vote that was necessary. So if not Rice or Harris - what other Black woman in Congress or the national political stage could have been selected? Val Demmings didn't and still doesn't have the profile or name recognition.
She's one of the most popular women on the planet but how do you square that if she has openly herself on more than one occassion expressed zero interest in a political career?
Susan Rice
people have been talking about how bad kamala is for quite a while. she couldnt even keep people on her staff for a while. this is not manufactured by media, she just sucks and was strangely chosen by clyburn.
kamala is loved by only a small number of very weird online black people and they typically are the type to tell you to vote blue no matter who so really you can do whatever the hell you want to kamala and they still have to show up on election day.
of course, biden is going to keep her and this will be forgotten because people are voting against MAGA, not for any of these uninspiring people.
The thing with Kamala is that she was the perfect choice for that specific moment. I remember saying she would be the VP selection right after she dropped out. She just made the most sense. By dropping out before primaries she was never in the position of taking delegates from Biden or having to criticize him. She was a Black woman with national profile, not scared to mix it up, clearly very intelligent etc etc. She just made the most sense for Biden.
I always said that unless Biden's presidency is seen as unmitigated success, she will never win a national election. She has some of the same "liabilities" as Clinton. I use quotes because a lot of that shyt is objectively unfair, but ultimately inescapable.