President Joe Biden’s 2024 re-election prospects are being overshadowed by debates about his age and Vice President Kamala Harris’s qualifications.
Despite criticisms, Harris could be instrumental in securing a victory in the upcoming election, particularly due to her appeal to non-white and young voters.
Her outreach on issues like abortion and immigration, as well as her symbolic importance as a woman of color in politics, make her a valuable asset.
However, she faces criticism and under-appreciation, which could ultimately harm the Democratic Party’s election prospects.
Despite challenges, her role is crucial in unifying the party and appealing to younger voters.
Harris’ time in office has been plagued by incompetence, low approval ratings, and damaging accusations from former staffers.
CNN interviewed nearly three dozen current and former staffers for Harris, administration officials, donors, advisers, and Democratic Party operatives. One former staffer described Harris as “toxic” who treated her team “like s***.”
Another former staffer described Harris as a “bully” with a “soul-destroying” management style, according to Politico and CNN. In June 2023, an NBC News poll found Harris has received the lowest approval rating for any vice president in U.S. history. The poll surveyed 1,000 registered voters. (Trending: Trans Women Wins Major Sports Event)
WATCH: CNN contributor Ashley Allison with the shameless smear of Republicans on State of the Union this morning. Allison suggests Republicans are being racist and sexist when criticizing Kamala Harris.
"I'll just say, I think that this is happening for a couple of reasons: Most… pic.twitter.com/loLShGw1Zi
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) August 6, 2023
Despite these serious accusations, the mainstream media continues to defend Harris as often as possible. Appearing on CNN’s “State of the Union,” political commentator Ashley Allison made a bizarre argument that Harris’ terrible approval rating is driven by the fact that she is a “Black woman” and a “history maker.”
Allison, who worked on the Biden-Harris campaign as a senior staffer, said race and gender are to blame for Harris’ unpopularity and lack of accomplishments.
“I think this is happening for a couple of reasons,” Allison began. “Most people don’t know what vice presidents do. And now she is a history maker. She is a woman, she is a Black woman, and it’s the easy thing to do to say she’s the attack dog, go after her.”
Kamala Harris embarrassingly tells the audience to "go and ahead and clap." pic.twitter.com/JcOKh34fIu
— TheBlaze (@theblaze) August 4, 2023
“She was not put in charge of the border,” Allison argued despite the fact Biden appointed Harris to oversee the crisis. “She was put in charge of the root causes and going down to Central and South America to discuss what is happening. And everyone admits our immigration policies are in crisis.”
“It’s not because of Kamala Harris,” Allison continued. “It’s because we have not been able to find bipartisan reform.”
“We all know the election systems are broke. We have a former president who won’t even acknowledge that he lost the election. That’s not because of Kamala Harris,” Allison added.
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