As Republicans zero in on the vice president, the White House seeks to elevate her, starting with the debt talks.
, and aides say there is a nuanced but determined effort at reputational reform.
this year. That is a marked contrast with Biden, who has had a steady constellation of advisers for decades.In a statement, Kevin Munoz, a spokesman for the Biden-Harris 2024 campaign, called Harris “an incredible governing and campaigning partner” and said the Republicans’ criticism was a sign their platform doesn’t resonate with the American people.
” as she was saddled with an issue that has bedeviled generations of politicians from both political parties.Early in her tenure, Harris stumbled through an interview with NBC News’s Lester Holt as she demurred and then committed to visiting the border, one of several missteps that ricocheted around social media and have been aired repeatedly on Fox News.
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