Anita Dunn, a former adviser to President Joe Biden, recently spoke about Biden's dedication to supporting Vice President Kamala Harris in her potential presidential bid. Dunn referred to Biden as 'the volunteer in chief,' emphasizing his strong commitment to working towards Harris's election.
During a speech at the Democratic National Convention, Biden is expected to present a compelling case for why Harris should be elected as president, according to Dunn.
When questioned about Biden's relationship with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Dunn chose not to comment on the alleged strained dynamics between the two. Reports suggested that Pelosi had urged Biden to withdraw from the presidential race, but Dunn did not confirm these claims.
Sources indicated that Pelosi mentioned not having had a conversation with Biden recently, hinting at a potential disconnect between the two political figures.
Responding to inquiries about the Biden-Pelosi relationship, Dunn stated that she was no longer involved in White House affairs and therefore could not provide detailed insights. She emphasized Biden's current focus on advancing his agenda leading up to the election and ensuring Harris's success.
