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Should VP Kamala Harris Be Disqualified From Office?

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Here’s The Scoop

Vice President Kamala Harris is scurrying to save the sinking ship of President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign, as Biden trails former President Donald Trump in hypothetical matchups.

With Biden lagging behind Trump in several swing states by as many as 11 points, according to a Redfield & Wilton Strategies survey, Harris is desperately trying to “penetrate” the “bubble of Biden campaign thinking.”

Anxious Democrats are growing impatient, with one attendee of a meeting expressing that “the ‘bedwetting’ complaints are running thin with people” and that “the West Wing and the campaign need to be better.”

As the Biden campaign flounders, Harris has stepped in to field the criticism, earning her some credit among the concerned Democrats.

Harris’ efforts to salvage the campaign have shifted the view of her among those who have had conversations with her, and she is now seen as a crucial part of the reelection effort. However, her worry is that Biden will lose “to the couch” rather than Trump, as two dozen sources told CNN.

While Harris is busy meddling in the campaign, she also has duties around the White House. Just before the end of 2023, she announced that she would be traveling the country in 2024 to tout access to abortion. Harris was also tasked with solving the root causes of the migration crisis from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras in 2021.

As the Biden administration scrambles to get the southern border under control, Harris has claimed her duties start and end with Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.

But should her focus really be on the reelection campaign, or should she be disqualified from office for her inability to properly address the ongoing crisis at the southern border?