Her appointment by President Joe Biden was seen by many as a fulfillment of his promise to select a female Vice President. Harris, however, was more than just a woman; she was a symbol of diversity, being the first Black and Asian Vice President in the history of the United States. Her previous experience as a prosecutor was also seen as a strategic move, with allies suggesting it would be instrumental in their pursuit against former President Trump.
Reports suggest that Biden was particularly fond of Harris due to her extensive political experience, including her tenure in the U.S. Senate. However, this view is not universally shared, especially among the left. Despite her achievements, Harris has been criticized for her volatility and inability to handle criticism effectively. Her office has been described as chaotic, with her temperament often exacerbating the situation.
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A recent column published on Friday has sparked considerable debate. The author, who initially supported Harris due to her charisma, toughness as a prosecutor, and centrist leanings, expressed disappointment in her performance as Vice President. According to an analysis by FiveThirtyEight, Harris's average overall approval rating stands at a mere 37.2 percent, one of the lowest for a Vice President.
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The column, titled "For the Country’s Sake, Vice President Harris Should Step Aside," provides a detailed critique of Harris's role in the Biden administration. The author suggests that Harris's appointment was primarily due to her being a Black woman, a combination that ensured job security. The column further argues that Harris's performance has been detrimental to Biden's administration and his re-election efforts.
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The author suggests that Harris's promotion to the Oval Office would not improve her ranking. Instead, it could lead to a disaster. The author respectfully proposes that Harris should step down from the ticket, a suggestion that is not partisan as the author had made a similar suggestion about Sarah Palin in 2008.
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The author suggests that Harris could potentially become the next attorney general if Biden is re-elected. This would allow Biden to select a more experienced candidate who could reassure voters about the readiness of the next Vice President.
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However, the author believes that Harris is unlikely to step down due to her high self-esteem and belief that she deserves her position. Despite the negative public opinion and reports about her office, Harris is unlikely to acknowledge her shortcomings.
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The author concludes by expressing concern for the Democratic party, which is witnessing a decline in its popularity due to the leadership of Biden and Harris. The author suggests that the party is falling behind due to the leadership of an aging President and a Vice President who seems to lack the necessary skills to run the nation's highest offices effectively.
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