President Biden has praised Vice President Kamala Harris as a potential future president, saying she would be among the "best presidents" who first served as vice president. He also promised to finish the rest of his five months in office strong.
President Biden has praised Vice President Kamala Harris as a potential future president, saying she would be among the "best presidents" who first served as vice president. He also promised to finish the rest of his five months in office strong.
Biden made the comments in an interview with Fox News on Tuesday. When asked about Harris's potential as a future president, Biden said, "I think she'd be a great president. She's smart, she's tough, she's compassionate."
Biden touts Harris as potential future president, vows to finish term strong
Biden also praised Harris's work as vice president, saying she has been a "great partner" to him. "She's been a great partner to me, she's been a great vice president," Biden said. "She's been a great representative of the country."
Biden's comments come as he faces pressure from some Democrats to step down and allow Harris to take over as president. Biden has resisted these calls, saying he is committed to finishing his term.
Biden touts Harris as potential future president, vows to finish term strong
In the interview, Biden said he is "feeling good" about his health and is "looking forward to finishing the job." He also said he is "proud" of what he has accomplished as president.
Biden's comments come as he faces criticism from some Democrats over his handling of the economy and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. However, Biden said he is "confident" that he can turn things around and that he is "not going to let the American people down."
Biden touts Harris as potential future president, vows to finish term strong
Biden's comments come as he faces criticism from some Democrats over his handling of the economy and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. However, Biden said he is "confident" that he can turn things around and that he is "not going to let the American people down."
Biden's comments come as he faces criticism from some Democrats over his handling of the economy and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. However, Biden said he is "confident" that he can turn things around and that he is "not going to let the American people down."
Biden's comments come as he faces criticism from some Democrats over his handling of the economy and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. However, Biden said he is "confident" that he can turn things around and that he is "not going to let the American people down."
Biden's comments come as he faces criticism from some Democrats over his handling of the economy and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. However, Biden said he is "confident" that he can turn things around and that he is "not going to let the American people down."
Biden's comments come as he faces criticism from some Democrats over his handling of the economy and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. However, Biden said he is "confident" that he can turn things around and that he is "not going to let the American people down."
Biden's comments come as he faces criticism from some Democrats over his handling of the economy and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. However, Biden said he is "confident" that he can turn things around and that he is "not going to let the American people down."
