Amid the growing criticism of Joe Biden’s age and cognitive ability, Vice President Kamala Harris hints trouble in paradise as she now drops Biden and quipped that she is “ready to serve.”
Harris expressed her “readiness” during an interview with the Wall Street Journal last week as the report of Special Counsel Robert Hur made headlines, highlighting Biden’s “hazy” memory with “significant limitations.”
“I am ready to serve. There’s no question about that,” Harris said.
She further exclaimed that everyone who observes her work “walks away fully aware of my capacity to lead.”
However, even her fellow Democrat Party members, doubt her “capacity.” Looking at her track record, Harris has a dismal rate of accomplishing tasks including her performance on the border crisis.
One liberal insider told the Post that the veep should evaluate her statements.
“If the vice president is ‘ready to serve’, she should start with her current role as border czar,” told the democratic insider.
“The disaster we see at our southern border does not inspire confidence, even among Democrats, in her ‘capacity to lead.’”
The Vice President’s callous remarks with the WSJ are indicative of her views on Biden and prove speculation that the President struggles in performing his duties.
A Republican political strategist criticized Harris and said, “Kamala Harris is saying the quiet part out loud and trying to signal to the Democrat donors and delegates that Joe Biden clearly is not fit for office — and if something were to happen to him, she would be ready to step in.”
The strategist continued that Harris has been failing miserably with every issue she has been involved with, “whether that’s the border or a host of other issues that she’s tried to take on while being vice president.”
These remarks on Harris reflect the views included by veteran Washington journalist Charlie Spiering in his book “Amateur Hour: Kamala Harris in the White House.” Spierring wrote, “Biden knows very well that Harris is “not up to the job of commander in chief. He preferred Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as his running mate in 2020 — before caving to public pressure.
However, criticism of Biden continued to pile up, which worsened when he rejected the Super Bowl interview.
Political strategist James Carville said on Saturday that the White House is now unsure of Biden after he turned down an opportunity to speak in front of the biggest television audience.
Even Paul Begala, former Clinton strategist, expressed worry after the release of Hur’s report and Biden’s spontaneous response. This was “terrible for democrats,” said Begala.
