Introducing a new feature on Fox News – now you can listen to our articles! Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has issued a warning: a vote for Joe Biden is essentially a vote for Kamala Harris. Haley suggests that if the aging and declining president is re-elected, Harris will likely take over the Oval Office within the next four years. And it seems that nobody wants Harris as our next commander in chief, as Haley rightfully states that the mere thought of it should send chills up every American’s spine.
Joe Biden’s campaign is taking notice of this concern, prompting the White House to make yet another effort to redefine Harris’ “image”. This is the third attempt in the past two years. Vice President Kamala Harris recently gave a speech at Coppin State University in Baltimore on July 14, 2023. For the Biden administration, Harris is both a blessing and a curse. While she prevents louder calls for Biden to step aside due to his low approval ratings, alleged corruption, and declining mental acuity, Democrats are wary of her as well. If Biden steps out of the race, Harris, who is even less favored than the president, would step in. Only 13% of her party wishes for her to be the candidate, according to a recent Monmouth University poll.
If more GOP candidates start echoing Haley’s sentiment, Americans may have second thoughts about voting for Joe Biden. Therefore, the White House needs to quickly boost Kamala Harris’ standing. They have made efforts in the past to do this, including rebranding her husband Douglas instead of Doug, to make him appear more serious. But most attempts have focused on giving Harris new roles, hoping that she will finally gain traction. However, her performance as U.S. border czar and the point person on voting rights overhaul fell flat. Her dismissive response to the border crisis, where she broke into giggles when asked about visiting the border, should disqualify her from higher office.
Naturally, the liberal media plays a role in rebuilding Harris’ image. Politico recently published an article titled “Why Kamala Harris is a Better VP than You Think”. The author, Julia Azari, contorts her arguments in a desperate attempt to explain Harris’ shortcomings. Despite criticisms of Harris’ inability to communicate effectively and retain staff, Azari fails to present a compelling case for her success. In fact, she concludes that Harris’ political difficulties are hard to pin down, much like the vice presidency itself.
The New York Times also joins in, writing about Harris’ forceful new role in the 2024 campaign. However, they conveniently omit the fact that Harris had a failed presidential run in 2020, with low support among Democrats and the black community. Now, she is more visible on the campaign trail because Joe Biden has done little campaigning himself, likely due to his frequent mistakes and confusion during public appearances. These are not Republican talking points, but rather signs that Biden should not run again.
Kamala Harris should be considered a failed vice president not because the tasks were too tough or because she was not given enough freedom, as the liberal press would like us to believe. She has failed because she lacks seriousness and does not deserve such an important role. Joe Biden himself described her as a “work in progress” early on, but unfortunately, there hasn’t been much progress.
When Americans vote next fall, they should take Haley’s warning seriously. A vote for Joe Biden could potentially lead to Kamala Harris becoming president, which is an outcome we should not contemplate.
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