President Joe Biden’s decision to prominently feature Vice President Kamala Harris in his re-election campaign strategy has raised questions about his advanced age. During an interview with MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle, Biden defended his decision to feature Harris in the video announcing his candidacy for re-election, saying that Harris “hasn’t gotten the credit she deserves.”
Critics have accused Biden of elevating Harris because they think he wouldn’t serve a full term. However, Biden was quick to counter these claims, stating that he has acquired a lot of wisdom and knows more than the vast majority of people.
Despite the president’s assurances, polls show that Biden’s age remains a top concern for voters, and the majority of Democrats don’t want him to run for re-election. A CBS poll released last week showed only 22% of Democrats were “excited” about Biden’s re-election campaign.
Biden’s decision to feature Harris prominently in his re-election campaign strategy could be an attempt to allay voters’ concerns about his advanced age. Harris has been an attorney general of the state of California and a United States senator, making her an accomplished public figure in her own right.
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