Kamala Harris rose from San Francisco D.A. to vice president. The L.A. resident is in the spotlight as President Biden faces growing challenges in his administration. As the first woman and woman of color to hold the position of Vice President in the United States, Harris has made history.
US News: During a recent radio interview with Philadelphia's WURD, President Joe Biden stumbled over his words calling himself America's "gaffe-prone president" before correcting himself. This slip-up only highlights the pressure and scrutiny the Biden administration is under, especially with Vice President Harris stepping into a more prominent role.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -She worries Republican donors, has name recognition, and Democratic Party heavyweights are beginning to line up behind Kamala Harris as a potential presidential candidate. With a strong base of support within the party, Harris could become a frontrunner in future elections.
If President Biden steps aside, Vice President Harris would be almost impossible to beat for the nomination, thanks to endorsements, money, and a growing reputation as a capable leader. Harris's rise to power showcases the changing landscape of American politics and the increasing influence of women in leadership roles.
Most people celebrate the Fourth of July with fireworks, barbecues, parades, and red, white, and blue attire. Then there's Donald Trump, who continues to stir controversy and divide public opinion. As Harris assumes her role as Vice President, she faces criticism and praise in equal measure.
Five columnists rate the field of potential replacements for the Democratic presidential nominee, with Harris emerging as a strong contender. Her background as a prosecutor and senator has prepared her for the demands of higher office, and many within the party see her as a unifying figure.
Donors are sceptical of US Vice President, but she has a base of party support if the Democrats replace Joe Biden. Despite some doubts among donors, Harris has a loyal following within the Democratic Party, which could bolster her chances in future elections.
US President Joe Biden can't seem to catch a break. Just as Democratic Governors rallied behind him to say they fully back him in the face of criticism, Harris's growing influence in the administration adds another layer of complexity to Biden's leadership. The dynamics between the President and Vice President will be closely watched in the coming years.
Joe Biden's latest slip of tongue after debacle in the first US Presidential debate happened while he was being interviewed on a radio as he stumbled over his words. The attention on Biden's verbal missteps highlights the importance of effective communication for leaders like him and Vice President Harris.
