Kamala Harris Defends Biden’s Debate PerformanceKamala Harris Defends Biden’s Debate Performance Vice President Kamala Harris has acknowledged that President Joe Biden had a “slow start” in his debate with former President Donald Trump but insisted that the president finished “strong.” This performance has raised concerns within the Democratic party about Biden’s suitability as their candidate. Harris has been giving interviews on CNN and MSNBC to address Democratic fears, while acknowledging the president’s slow start. She focused on the substance of Trump’s comments during the 90-minute debate. “I understand that you are having a debate of about an hour and a half this evening. I’m talking about three and a half years of achievement in work that has been historic,” Harris said in a tense exchange with CNN host Anderson Cooper. She continued: “The Joe Biden that I work with every day is someone who, as I said, has performed in a way that is focused on bringing people into the Oval Office, Republicans and Democrats, to compromise in a way that is extraordinary…I’ve seen it firsthand.” Harris added that the ultimate comparison between Trump and Biden should be based on the candidates’ performance in office rather than one debate. She concluded her MSNBC interview by saying, “Only one of the two people on that debate stage has the approval of his vice president. And let’s not forget that.” Former Vice President Mike Pence has declined to endorse Trump this year. Trump pressured Pence in 2020 to support his plan to overturn his loss to Biden.
Vice President Kamala Harris acknowledged that President Joe Biden got off to a “slow start” in his debate with former President Donald Trump on Thursday night, but she insisted the president finished “strong.” This performance has raised new concerns within their party about Biden’s suitability as their candidate.
The vice president has given interviews on both CNN and MSNBC as Democratic fears mount over Biden’s debate performance, reviving long-running questions about whether the 81-year-old president should continue or abandon another party candidate.
Harris focused on the substance of Trump’s comments during the 90-minute debate, while acknowledging the president’s slow start. She singled out Trump’s refusal to speak out against the rioters who stormed the Capitol on January 6, 2021, and his unwillingness to commit decisively to accepting the results of the upcoming November elections.
‘I understand that you are having a debate of about an hour and a half this evening. I’m talking about three and a half years of achievement in work that has been historic,” Harris said in a tense exchange with CNN host Anderson Cooper.
Harris continued: “The Joe Biden that I work with every day is someone who, as I said, has performed in a way that is focused on bringing people into the Oval Office, Republicans and Democrats, to compromise on a way that is extraordinary. recently.”
Harris also added that the ultimate comparison between Trump and Biden should be based on the candidates’ performance in office rather than one debate. She concluded her MSNBC interview by saying, “Only one of the two people on that debate stage has the approval of his vice president. And let’s not forget that.”
Former Vice President Mike Pence has declined to endorse Trump this year. Trump pressured Pence in 2020 to support his plan to overturn his 2020 election loss to Biden.
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