Harris cites JFK, Obama among 'most effective' presidents, omitting Biden
Former Vice President Kamala Harris listed at the National Urban League Conference who she thought were the “most effective presidents in American history,” and left out former President Joe Biden despite her tenure as his second-in-command. Harris was asked by National Urban League President Marc Morial to “rank the top 3 most effective American presidents...
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At the National Urban League Conference, Kamala Harris was asked to name the three most effective U.S. presidents. She chose John F. Kennedy and Barack Obama, but did not include Joe Biden. Harris served as Biden's vice president.
Why it matters
Her choice shows how she evaluates presidential leadership, which can signal her political priorities. It also highlights the relationship between her and Biden.
- Who did Harris name as effective presidents?
- She named John F. Kennedy and Barack Obama.
- Did Harris include Joe Biden in her list?
- No, she did not include Joe Biden.
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Harris cites JFK, Obama among 'most effective' presidents, omitting Biden
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