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06-10-2024, 05:07 PM
Harris weighs more breaks with Biden as he keeps injecting himself into the campaign. Top aides to Kamala Harris are heading into the final month of the 2024 presidential race still wrestling with how much distance she can credibly claim from Joe Biden as she looks for more ways to weave in breaks with him on the campaign trail.
She keeps getting pulled back to his side for official business @White House — as he keeps injecting himself into the conversation. Aides are looking at rolling out new plans & promises for what Harris would do as president, in part to directly demonstrate notable differences, like in her recent more blunt speeches about abortion rights & tackling the southern border.“ The challenge” of having so little time left in such a short race, one adviser to the vice president told CNN, is “when you’re trying to reach undecided low-intensity voters, how do you actually communicate difference with Biden?”
Running as an extension of president is not a strong position, Harris aides know, asserting what she stands for is. Neither aides in her
campaign nor Biden White House would commit to another joint campaign event between now and the election. Harris wants to create space, top aides say, but not too much space. She wants to be loyal — but she also wants to win. She is still planning to lean on Biden, who is flying to Milwaukee on Tuesday for an event trumpeting more projects made possible by admin efforts, to buck up union members or to park himself in battleground Pennsylvania for political stops in final weeks. But no one on vice president’s team is upset that Biden is headed to spend a whole week of October overseas on a non-pressing diplomatic trip to Germany & Angola. Some wish he’d go away for longer.
Meanwhile. Donald Trump’s offensive, lies, lack of plans or legal problems can shake his support.
I’ll go to my grave not understanding why know it’s a fact that this is going to be a margin-of-error race,” is Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s line voicing this sentiment on the trail.
This former president & his running mate, Ohio Sen. JD Vance, are trying to make Harris out to be the incumbent, talking as if she had been the one signing executive orders for past 3-years. The balance is tricky for a vice president squeezed between battered voters desperate for change. Republicans responding to her every proposal by asking why hasn’t implemented them already as
incumbent president whose numbers have going up with some of core constituencies she needs.
While President Biden’s and his vice-president, Harris’ (both) they has separate appearances surveying Hurricane Helene damage on Wednesday is like much of what’s to come: “singing from the same song sheet,” as Biden put it on Friday — but rarely having them side by side.
A song for both to remember arhh.
https://youtu.be/exjLe4xQsE8?si=cdA5LLuAvQX48W8V
She keeps getting pulled back to his side for official business @White House — as he keeps injecting himself into the conversation. Aides are looking at rolling out new plans & promises for what Harris would do as president, in part to directly demonstrate notable differences, like in her recent more blunt speeches about abortion rights & tackling the southern border.“ The challenge” of having so little time left in such a short race, one adviser to the vice president told CNN, is “when you’re trying to reach undecided low-intensity voters, how do you actually communicate difference with Biden?”
Running as an extension of president is not a strong position, Harris aides know, asserting what she stands for is. Neither aides in her
campaign nor Biden White House would commit to another joint campaign event between now and the election. Harris wants to create space, top aides say, but not too much space. She wants to be loyal — but she also wants to win. She is still planning to lean on Biden, who is flying to Milwaukee on Tuesday for an event trumpeting more projects made possible by admin efforts, to buck up union members or to park himself in battleground Pennsylvania for political stops in final weeks. But no one on vice president’s team is upset that Biden is headed to spend a whole week of October overseas on a non-pressing diplomatic trip to Germany & Angola. Some wish he’d go away for longer.
Meanwhile. Donald Trump’s offensive, lies, lack of plans or legal problems can shake his support.
I’ll go to my grave not understanding why know it’s a fact that this is going to be a margin-of-error race,” is Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s line voicing this sentiment on the trail.
This former president & his running mate, Ohio Sen. JD Vance, are trying to make Harris out to be the incumbent, talking as if she had been the one signing executive orders for past 3-years. The balance is tricky for a vice president squeezed between battered voters desperate for change. Republicans responding to her every proposal by asking why hasn’t implemented them already as
incumbent president whose numbers have going up with some of core constituencies she needs.
While President Biden’s and his vice-president, Harris’ (both) they has separate appearances surveying Hurricane Helene damage on Wednesday is like much of what’s to come: “singing from the same song sheet,” as Biden put it on Friday — but rarely having them side by side.
A song for both to remember arhh.
https://youtu.be/exjLe4xQsE8?si=cdA5LLuAvQX48W8V
