At the extremity of her 2nd twelvemonth successful office, Vice President Kamala Harris is again griping that the property hasn't covered her fairly.
"There are things that I’ve done arsenic vice president that afloat show the spot of my enactment arsenic vice president that person not received the benignant of sum that I deliberation [the] Dobbs [decision] did receive," Harris said to wide Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart earlier this week.
The VP was panned successful February for appearing "perpetually unprepared" aft she gave a code successful Munich that critics called a "word salad." However, Capehart said Harris' code successful Munich was 1 of her apical 3 accomplishments for 2022, portion of a gushing portion declaring Harris had an "excellent" year.
Harris lamented the travel didn't get the property sum she felt it deserved.
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"What you’ve been capable to spot is based connected what gets covered," she told Capehart.
Vice President Kamala Harris meets with civilian rights and reproductive state leaders to sermon however to support women's wellness attraction pursuing the Supreme Court overturning Roe. v. Wade. (Getty Images)
The columnist revealed he's known Harris for a decennary and claimed she was close successful deeming her media sum unfair astatine times.
"Harris is close astir that. Despite having a tv and a people excavation newsman astatine astir of her nationalist events, the vice president garners small attention. Sometimes the bureau is frustrating — arsenic 1 of her predecessors famously enactment it, 'not worthy a bucket of warm, 'um, spit,'" Capehart wrote.
"And overmuch of the attraction she has received, particularly successful her archetypal year, has been rough. Stories astir unit departures were routinely hyped arsenic disarray successful narratives that unfairly called into question Harris’ competence," helium added.
The columnist, an enthusiastic Democratic Party booster, was one of the fewer journalists to onshore a one-on-one interrogation with President Biden this year.
The wide exodus of staffers from the VP's bureau astatine the opening of the twelvemonth was ignored by ABC, NBC and CBS, according to a media watchdog group.
Vice President Kamala Harris complained to the Washington Post astir her media coverage. (Leigh Vogel/Abaca/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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Capehart suggested Harris' sum has been impacted negatively by her ethnicity and gender.
"[T]he nation’s archetypal Black pistillate and archetypal South Asian vice president has besides had to contend with the antagonistic reactions and debased expectations that travel with shattering ossified notions of who should beryllium successful the position," helium wrote.
Harris antecedently complained she'd get much favorable sum if she were a White antheral similar each her predecessors successful the position, The New York Times reported past December.
The Supreme Court stalled Title 42 borderline argumentation from expiring this week. (Border Patrol)
Capehart praised Harris for having a "banner year."
"President Biden’s electoral right-hand ma’am is finishing a banner twelvemonth filled with home barnstorming and high-wire diplomacy," helium touted.
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One of Harris' main portfolio items, the confederate border, remains a sore spot for the administration. Biden inactive has not visited since helium took office, adjacent arsenic the besieged borderline worsens arsenic the Supreme Court ordered a impermanent halt to the Covid-era Title 42 from expiring.
Harris was enactment successful complaint of managing the situation but has not visited since June 2021.
In caller comments to NPR, Harris blamed Republicans for being "unwilling to prosecute successful immoderate meaningful reform" that would hole astir of the problems astatine the border.
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