Vice President Kamala Harris stood by President Biden’s debate performance despite criticism from top Democrats. In interviews with CNN and MSNBC, she defended Mr. Biden, emphasizing his record in office over his moments of faltering on the debate stage.
During the CNN interview with Anderson Cooper, Harris acknowledged that Biden had a slow start at the debate, but she refused to dwell on it. She stressed that Biden is a strong leader and focused on his ability to connect with the American people.
At a virtual debate watch party before her CNN appearance, Harris reassured supporters that Biden found his stride when it mattered most. She highlighted the importance of substance over style in the election, pointing out the false claims made by former President Trump during the debate.
In her MSNBC interview, Harris praised Biden’s clear messaging and firm stance on protecting abortion rights in a second term. She reiterated that while Biden may have had a slow start, he finished strong and demonstrated his ability to lead the country effectively.
Looking ahead, Harris is scheduled to speak at a rally in Las Vegas on Friday, where she is expected to rally supporters and emphasize the importance of staying focused on the issues that matter most in the election.
Despite the initial criticism of Biden’s debate performance, Harris’s unwavering support and confidence in his abilities as a leader have helped to reassure supporters and keep the campaign focused on the issues that truly impact the American people. As the election season heats up, Harris’s advocacy for Biden’s record and platform will play a crucial role in shaping the narrative surrounding his candidacy.
