Kamala Harris Pressed on the Potential for a ‘Constant War’ With McConnell During Biden Admin
Vice president-elect Kamala Harris is weighing in on the incoming Biden administration and the potential for a “constant war” with Republicans in Congress. Harris was asked by MSNBC’s Joy Reid if the incoming Biden…
Vice president-elect Kamala Harris is weighing in on the incoming Biden administration and the potential for a “constant war” with Republicans in Congress.
Harris was asked by MSNBC’s Joy Reid if the incoming Biden administration is “basically preparing…to be in a constant war with Mitch McConnell and the Republicans, whether they’re the majority or the minority.”
Reid also said, “Democrats have a lot of PTSD about the eight years in which Barack Obama was president of the United States,” adding that McConnell was “essentially bound and determined to destroy the Obama presidency.”
Harris, however, said of the incoming administration during Monday’s interview, “We intend to work across party lines,” adding that “the biggest challenges, the crises that are front and center in our nation don’t see party lines.”
“If we are truly leaders…we’ve gotta find a way to work together when it comes to the impact of the virus, the public health impact, the need for the federal government to take responsibility for distribution of the vaccines,” Harris continued.
There are two runoff elections in Georgia next month, which will determine who controls the Senate.