(FamilyConservationPAC.com) – President Joe Biden allegedly targeted Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential candidacy to undermine it.
According to Friday’s press conference video footage, a reporter questioned Biden about how Harris handled recent national crises and “what role she has played over the past several days.”
“I’m in constant contact with her,” Biden said. “She’s aware… we’re singing from the same song sheet. She helped pass all the laws that are being employed now. She was a major player in everything we’ve done, including passage of legislation in which we were told we could never pass.”
Senior CNN contributor Scott Jennings responded to the president’s remarks on social media after making them.
“He is literally trying to destroy her campaign and it’s just incredible,” he wrote:
Social media users quickly responded to Jennings’ post, one person writing, “I think he wants her to lose.”
“He finally knows exactly what he’s doing,” someone else commented. At the same time, another user said, “She’s destroying it all on her own.”
Regarding Biden’s remark that he and Harris were “singing from the same song sheet,” Breitbart News revealed on September 10 that her campaign copied policy from Biden’s website in the weeks following Harris’s entry into the presidential race.
“As Breitbart News noted, Harris finally posted a set of policies on Sunday, after weeks of criticism for not having one on her campaign website. The policies were published just 48 hours before the presidential campaign’s first — and likely only — debate on Tuesday evening on ABC (at 9:00 p.m. ET),” the article read.
Biden’s arrival at the briefing coincided with Harris’s announcement at a Detroit, Michigan rally, according to the Daily Wire.
“CNN even noted that it was planning to switch coverage to Harris’ rally right when Biden walked into the press briefing in a move that was ‘clearly overshadowing’ Harris, the network said,” per the outlet.
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