WASHINGTON: Vice President Kamala Harris said on Thursday that he did not feel less utilized, pushing back to media reports from the White House tension between his office and the President.
“I’m very, very passionate about the work we have achieved,” Harris said in an interview aired on ABC “Good morning America.” “But I’m really really, it’s really clear that there is a lot to do, and we will finish it.” President Joe Biden has assigned Harris by overcoming migration on the border of Southern U.S., voting rights, Covid-19 vaccination and other problems.
Last week, he was in France, part of the effort A.S.
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Some media reports have suggested tension in West Wing for Harris’s work performance and suggested he feels absent.
Asked by George Stephanopoulos George ABC if he felt “misused or underutilized,” Harris said, “No, I don’t.” The White House also denied tension.
“The President chose the vice president to serve as his partner because he felt he was exactly the person you want to have by his side to rule the country,” said Secretary of Press Jen PSAKI to reporters.
“He is the main partner.
He is a brave leader.
And he is someone who has taken a very important task.”
Harris pushed back reporting Western wing tensions
