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Presidential elections are to be held in America next year. Apart from Donald Trump, the name which is in the headlines most of the time is the current President Joe Biden. However, there are heated discussions in political circles regarding Biden’s age, whether he will contest the next election at the age of 81? Now Vice President Kamala Harris has increased the speculation by making a big statement that if needed, she is ready to assume the post of President. He said he is ready to “take over the presidency” if Joe Biden is unable to complete his term.
This reaction from Kamala Harris, the first US Vice President of Indian origin, came when she initially tried to dodge a question about the age of 80-year-old Biden by pointing to his legislative achievements. Kamala Harris was asked “Questions about the age of the President often run the gamut from how would you handle the role if necessary? Do you feel prepared for that possibility? Would serving as Vice President prepare you for that duty?” ready for?”
In response, Kamala Harris said, “Yes. Kamala Harris is currently in Jakarta, Indonesia. She is here representing Biden at the annual Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit. Harris said, “Okay, first of all, I Let me answer your imaginary question, but Joe Biden is healthy. So it’s never going to happen.”
However, Harris did say, “But we must also understand that every Vice President, when he takes the oath of office, must be very clear about the responsibility he takes on as President. I am no different.”
Significantly, Joe Biden is already the oldest President in American history. He will turn 81 in November this year and is seeking a second term in next year’s election.
Where do Harris and Biden stand in the survey?
Harris’ favorability rating is lower than Biden’s, according to the RealClearPolitics average of recent polls. Which means 40.7 percent of the public approves of their work, while 41.7 percent approve of their boss.
Let us tell you that in the year 2020, Biden elected the first woman and second non-white Vice President Harris as Vice President.
