Is Kamala going to be pushed out as VP?

[Matt]

Where there's smoke, there's fire, and there has been a LOT of smoke with the VP lately. As Biden continues to fade in popularity and cognitive ability, the chances of him making it another 38 months seem less likely. The position if VP is quite impactful. Biden didn't need a token minority female - he would have won regardless - why he chose the embarrassment that is Kamala Harris is beyond comprehension.

[bmw]

He chose Kamala because he had already committed to the VP being a non-white female. That severely limited his choices.

And as much as it pains me to say this, Kamala isn't going anywhere (at least not until 2024).

[Mr.Transistor]

My personal opinion, she was handpicked by Barack. She's terrible and the Democrat Party will have a real problem on their hands if they want to win 2024 with their current lineup or the cackler at the helm. How's it going at the border, Border Czar Harris?

[Deleted User 14896]

I've said this before on here on Buzzboard. I think Biden has no intention on being a full term president. I believe before he was elected, the plan was to hand it over to Harris in two years. As I mentioned already, if they wait 2 years, she could be President for 10 years.

And I ponder if this is why she is trying to be "low profile". If she tries to make it look like she didn't have much of a hand with enacting current White House policies that are becoming increasingly unpopular, that perception may aid her in 2024.

[paul8539]

She also doesn't use her real name. She is married to Mr. Emhaus, so she is actually Mrs. Kamala Emhaus, and is legally required to sign papers by that name.

[MWmetalhead]

If Biden runs again, he almost assuredly will make no change to his ticket. I agree with bmw.

A change in running mate presents bad optics and would make him appear desperate.