US EditionKamala Harris says she ‘had a certain responsibility’ to argue against Biden running again
Kamala Harris reflected on her hesitation to oppose Biden’s 2024 reelection due to concerns about campaigning despite his job capability, calling her caution 'recklessness.'
- Kamala Harris said on Monday evening she regretted not pressing Joe Biden harder against running for a second term after he dropped out in 2024.
- Her regret followed Biden's frail performance in a debate against Donald Trump a week earlier and her belief that the decision should not have been left to personal ego.
- Harris reflected in her book '107 Days' and to Rachel Maddow that she felt a responsibility she should have followed through on but feared advising Biden not to run would seem self-serving.
- She acknowledged that when she refers to recklessness, she is largely including herself, and admitted that she may have erred on the side of being too cautious given the high political pressures.
- Harris also said that running for president in 2028 is not her current focus and emphasized the need to "fight fire with fire" in response to political challenges from Trump.
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Harris now says she regrets not arguing against Biden running again
Kamala Harris has expressed regret for not voicing concerns about President Joe Biden running for a second term when many Americans felt he was too old. Speaking to MSNBC's Rachel Maddow on Monday, Harris said she had a responsibility to…
Harris says she felt duty to argue against Biden running again
Former Vice President Kamala Harris said on Monday evening that she regrets not expressing her concerns about then-President Joe Biden running for a second term when a majority of Americans felt he was too old for the job. "I have and had a certain responsibility that I should have followed through on," Harris told Rachel Maddow on MSNBC in her first live television interview since the election. Such a conversation, even if it happened privately…
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ksfo.comHarris: I Was ‘Reckless’ Not to Challenge Biden Candidacy
Former Vice President Kamala Harris has admitted she believes she was "reckless" for not challenging former President Joe Biden's decision to run for re-election. She told ABC's "Good Morning America" that is a decision she now regrets. Harris was asked on the broadcast, "Do you regret not voicing your opinion in that moment?" "Yes," she replied, "and I actually have reflected on that, and I've written about that." The follow-up question: "Would…
Kamala Harris blames herself for not standing up to Joe Biden, too: 'I have and had a certain responsibility that I should have followed through on'
Former Vice President Kamala Harris said Monday evening that she regrets not expressing her concerns about then-President Joe Biden running for a second term when a majority of Americans felt he was too old for the job. “I have and had a certain responsibility that I should have followed through on,” Harris told Rachel Maddow on MSNBC in her first live television interview since the election. Such a conversation, even if it happened privately an…
Harris admits she was 'reckless' in not challenging Biden's decision to run for reelection
(ABC NEWS) — Former Vice President Kamala Harris, on ABC’s “Good Morning America” on Tuesday, said she does regret not personally challenging former President Joe Biden’s decision to run for reelection. In an interview with “Good Morning America” co-anchor Michael Strahan, Harris said it was “reckless” of her to not raise her concerns with Biden choosing to run for reelection. “Do you regret not voicing your opinion in that moment?” Strahan aske…
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