Vice President Kamala Harris, in a recent interview, acknowledged the challenges she faces in her role and addressed issues of race, gender and her confidence in the upcoming 2024 election. Speaking at the New York Times DealBook Summit, Harris was responding to remarks by former White House chief of staff Ron Klain, who suggested that bigotry contributes to his unpopularity.
Harris acknowledged the potential influence of sexism and racism in media coverage, but emphasized the positive response she has received during her college tour, where she engaged with more than 15,000 Americans. He noted the enthusiasm and support he witnessed, indicating a belief in his leadership.
As the first black vice president, Harris has faced historically low approval ratings, but President Biden has not indicated he would replace her as his running mate in 2024.
Discussing the upcoming presidential race between Biden and former President Trump, Harris stressed the importance of understanding the stakes, even if the word “democracy” cannot be used explicitly by the American people. He pointed to recent Democratic election victories, such as in Ohio, where abortion rights were on the ballot, as proof that when fundamental liberties are at stake, Democrats succeed.
Harris emphasized the importance of recognizing the total assault on freedoms won in the country, including the freedom to make choices about one’s own body, the freedom to love without fear of violence, and the freedom from anti-Semitism and islamophobia
Overall, Vice President Harris expressed confidence in her role and the support she has received, while acknowledging the challenges she faces, including racism and sexism, in her 2024 re-election bid .
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