It doesn’t matter that Harris is a woman of color; what matters is whether Americans can afford groceries, electricity, transportation, and housing.
Back in September, a New York Times/Siena College poll found that 95 percent of registered voters want a candidate who represents a change from President Joe Biden. But that could mean bad news for Vice President Kamala Harris, because apparently the main difference between her and Biden is that she is a woman of color, according to Mitch Landrieu, a national co-chair for the Harris-Walz campaign.
CNN’s John Berman asked Landrieu on Thursday to weigh in on how Harris differs from her boss.
“Vice President Harris has been asked repeatedly how she’s different than President Biden, and some people think she’s been tripped up by answering that,” Berman said. “How do you think she is different than President Biden?”
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