Harris Refuses to Say if Biden Is ‘Really Concerned’ There May Not Be Free and Fair Elections

Vice President Kamala Harris is not commenting on whether President Joe Biden is “really concerned” that the upcoming midterm elections will be illegitimate.

During a press conference on Wednesday, Biden’s suggested the 2022 elections “could easily be illegitimate” if the Senate did not pass voting rights legislation.

Hours later, Harris was asked if results could be viewed as legitimate, she responded, “Let’s get these bills passed before we have that conversation.”

And during an interview on NBC’s “Today” on Thursday morning, host Savannah Guthrie said, “ openly cast doubt on whether the 🗳️2022 midterm elections would be legitimate. He said ‘it all depends.’ Which is astonishing to hear a president question whether our elections will be legitimate.”

She asked, “Is he really concerned that we may not have fair and free elections?”

“The president has been consistent on this issue. And the issue at hand…is that there are two bills the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and the Freedom to Vote Act that have been the solution that has been offered to address the fact that around our country states have put in place laws that are purposefully making it more difficult for the American people to vote,” Harris began.

Guthrie interjected that the two bills failed to pass the Senate. She asked, “Does he think, now that these bills haven’t been passed, that the 2022 midterms won’t be legitimate, or fair, or free?”