A vote for Biden is a vote for President Kamala Harris. Nikki Haley is right, America

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley warns, “A vote for Joe Biden is a vote for Kamala Harris,” suggesting that re-election for the aged and bewildered president will almost certainly see the vice president in the Oval Office within the next four years would catapult.

GOP candidate’s alarm echoes; Hardly anyone wants Harris to be our next commander-in-chief. As Haley says, the mere thought “should send shivers down the spine of every American.”

Joe Biden’s campaign is attracting attention, prompting the White House to launch another attempt to revitalize Harris’ “image” – by some reports the third such initiative in two years.

Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at the conclusion of the Investing in America tour at Coppin State University in Baltimore, Maryland on July 14, 2023. (SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images)

Vice President Harris is both a blessing and a curse for the White House under Biden. Were it not for Harris in the wings, the president would have faced even stronger calls for resignation due to his dismal approval ratings, alleged corruption and waning acumen. According to a recent Monmouth University poll, about 44% of Democrats don’t want Joe to run again. But Democrats are cautious; If Biden is out of the running, Harris, whose favor is even worse than that of the president, will step in. In the same poll, only 13% of her party want her to become a candidate.

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On the other hand, if more Republican candidates start following Haley, Americans might think twice about voting for decrepit Joe.

The White House needs to get Kamala Harris up and running…quickly. It’s not that they haven’t tried. Earlier in administration they even started calling that Second Gentleman Douglas instead of Doug, to make him appear as a more serious and apt marriage partner for a woman known for bursting into hysterical laughter at the oddest moments. True story.

The makeovers were all about giving Harris new roles in hopes that she would finally find her footing. She failed in her first assignments – as US border clerk and contact person for electoral reform. When asked early on if she would visit the border, she burst out laughing, a revealing moment that would disqualify Harris from senior office given the severity of the border crisis.

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Of course, every iteration begins with the help of the liberal media. Predictably, there are a lot of pompous articles about the vice president here. Politico recently ran this intriguing headline: “Why Kamala Harris is a Better Vice President Than You Think.”

Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at the conclusion of the Investing in America tour at Coppin State University in Baltimore, Maryland on July 14, 2023. (SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images)

It’s worth reading. Houdini’s famous contortions pale in comparison to author Julia Azari’s attempts to explain Harris’ features in office. In desperation, the political science professor points out that one possible role for the vice president is to advocate for underrepresented groups, but then has to admit that even black people don’t like Harris very much.

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Azari dismisses criticism of Harris’ infamous “word salads” (because George W. Bush spoke badly too) and her inability to retain employees (black women have a harder time), but doesn’t argue that Harris was a success is . In desperation, she concludes: “Ultimately, their political difficulties and their causes are nebulous and elusive. A bit like the vice presidency itself.”

The New York Times chimes in, recently writing, “Kamala Harris is taking on a powerful new role in the 2024 campaign.” as a candidate and into the White House.”

what is he talking about Harris failed as a presidential candidate early in the 2020 election cycle; A few months before her exit, a Quinnipiac poll showed she received the votes of just 7% of Democrats and just 1% of black voters. Her career hung in the balance when Biden narrowed his vice presidential picks by promising to bring in a woman of color. The list of possible recruits was short; only Harris had national fame.

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In a November 2019 article on the implosion of Harris’ campaign, The Times reported that Harris “has proven to be a patchy activist, with little shifting in message and tactics, and with a factionally fragmented staff.” Also, “There’s only one Candidate who rose to the top flight and then plummeted into the low single digits in early national polls: Ms. Harris.”

Now the Times is hailing her increasing presence on the campaign trail, hailing her attacks on Republican nominee Ron DeSantis, and taking a stand on “rising extremism in the Republican Party…”. In particular, Harris criticized the Florida governor’s African-American history curriculum, which she (along with other civil rights activists) portrays as beneficial to slavery in some cases. As William Allen, one of several black authors of the disputed material, has argued, the reference is historical correct and comprises one line on 216 pages.

In other words, it’s typical for Harris to make dishonest arguments rather than engage in thoughtful or serious debate.

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What the Times fails to mention is that the main reason Harris is more visible on the campaign trail is because she’s filling a void. Joe Biden did little campaigning, and for good reason. Almost every time he steps up to a microphone, his supporters brace themselves for the inevitable blunder—not knowing where he is, misunderstanding facts and data, or walking off the podium lost. These are not Republican talking points; These are signs that Biden should not run again.

Kamala Harris is not a failed vice president because the tasks are too difficult or because she hasn’t been given a long leash — excuses the liberal press use to explain her miserable ratings. She failed because she is not a serious person and did not deserve such an important role.

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At the beginning of their joint tenure, Joe Biden described them as a “work in progress”; Unfortunately, there was not much progress for either side.

When Americans vote next fall, they should heed Haley’s warning; Joe Biden’s election could make Kamala Harris president — an outcome too bleak to imagine.

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