In a striking moment at the National Urban League conference, Vice President Kamala Harris sidestepped naming current President Joe Biden among her top three most effective U.S. presidents when directly asked by Marc Morial. Harris first lauded Franklin Delano Roosevelt for his New Deal initiatives and government’s role during dire times, followed by John F. Kennedy, acknowledging Lyndon B. Johnson’s subsequent passage of key legislation. Her third choice was Barack Obama, specifically citing the Affordable Care Act as a monumental achievement. This deliberate omission of President Biden, under whom she serves as Vice President, has ignited considerable discussion and speculation, particularly given her past candid remarks in her book suggesting Biden’s decision to seek a second term was ‘reckless’ due to the high stakes involved, a decision she felt should not be driven by ego or ambition. The interview also saw Harris express controversial views on revisiting the Electoral College and expanding the Supreme Court, adding further layers to the political discourse surrounding her presidential aspirations and her relationship with the current administration.
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