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Harris refused to continue Biden's course if she wins
Kamala Harris has made it clear that she will not follow Biden's path if she becomes president.
US Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris has announced her intention not to continue Joe Biden's presidential campaign if he wins the November election. She made this clear in an interview with Fox News, emphasizing that her presidency will be based on her life and professional experience, as well as new ideas.
“My presidency will not be a continuation of Joe Biden’s presidential campaign, but it will bring my life, professional experience and new ideas, like other presidents who have begun to exercise their powers,” Harris said, TASS reports.
She also noted that much of her career has been spent outside of Washington, which sets her apart from Biden.
Harris also emphasized that she represents a new generation of leaders who she believes offer a unique perspective on the presidency. In an earlier interview with ABC, she said she didn’t like anything about what she might do, saying she had trouble identifying specific differences from Biden’s policies.
US Vice President Kamala Harris expressed confidence that the US should continue to provide international support despite domestic problems, Vzglyad newspaper reports.
At the same time, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump expressed concern that the actions of the current US government threaten to provoke World War III in the coming months.
Trump also said he would decline a second debate with Vice President Kamala Harris.