As Americans struggle with historic inflation, a raging border crisis and terrifying crime waves, Vice PresidentKamala Harris is outraged that White House staffers donât dutifully stand when she enters a room.
Thatâs one of the bizarre revelations from the book âThis Will Not Pass,â co-authored by New York Times reporters Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns.
The duo appeared on NBCâs âMeet The Pressâ on Sunday to discuss some disturbing findings from their research, which exposes the deep fissures between Harris and President Joe Bidenâs aides.
Host Chuck Todd recounted: âHereâs one anecdote you have: âHarris worried that Bidenâs staff looked down on her; she fixated on real and perceived snubs in ways the West Wing found tedious.
ââWhen Harris walked into a room, the White House staff did not stand up the way they did for Biden. The Vice President took it as a sign of disrespect.'â
The MSNBC host was shocked that the White House held a meeting to discuss this matter. Apparently, the imperious Harris was furious because Bidenâs staff wasnât subservient enough to her.
âWhat was astonishing here is apparently, there was a meeting about this,â Todd said.
âYes,â Martin replied. âThe chief of staff to Kamala Harris telephoned the West Wing and told a senior adviser in the West Wing to Biden, âThe VP has noticed this and she would like folks to stand â staff members to stand â when she enters the room.'â
The author continued: âThis pulls back, I think, the curtain on what this White House is really like. The tensions are deep and they are real between the VPâs office and the West Wing.â
Martin suggested the administration is so splintered because of tensions stemming from Bidenâs dismal approval ratings as well as Harrisâ profound unpopularity.
For reference, 13 staffers have resigned from Harrisâ team during the past six months.
âWhat is hovering over all of this, Chuck, is â24,â Martin said. âIs Biden going to run again? And if not, is it going to be VP Harris?
âThat is the mood music hanging over the entire Democratic Party right now, as are Bidenâs poor numbers.â
In another part of the interview, co-author Burns said Biden was admonished early on that inflation would skyrocket and the border crisis would decimate his poll numbers, but he foolishly ignored these dire warnings.
The authorsâ research contradicts this administrationâs disingenuous assertion that it wasnât aware inflation would surge.
âI think one of the prevailing narratives about the White House is that they didnât see inflation coming, how they didnât see it coming, that immigration was going to be this persistent political headache,â Burns said, according to a âMeet the Pressâ transcript.
He continued: âWhat we reveal in the book is that the presidentâs own chief pollster was warning as early as April of 2021. The presidentâs barely taken office at that point, and his pollsters are already warning him, âYouâve got to take this stuff seriously.â And they just didnât.â
The book seems to affirm ongoing speculation about how divided this administration is and how unsuited Harris is to lead the nation.
From her repeated gaffes to her staffâs mass exodus to her inappropriate cackling fits, Harris is like an anchor dragging down Biden and the Democratic Party.
Maybe if Harris accomplished something to earn peopleâs respect, sheâd be able to walk proudly into any room without a massive chip on her shoulder.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.
