Vice President Kamala Harris has been actively engaging with elected officials in recent days, emphasizing the importance of party unity, as confirmed by a Harris aide.
Speculation surrounding President Joe Biden's future and the potential for Harris to step in as a replacement candidate has been circulating, prompting discussions within the party.
Despite the ongoing party turmoil, Harris' team has remained focused on their objectives, following directives from senior officials to maintain their current course. However, there have been suggestions from some Democrats advocating for Harris to take the lead on the party's ticket.
During a recent call led by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries with House Democratic ranking members, there was a consensus that Harris would be a suitable nominee, as previously reported.
While President Biden is engaged in meetings with world leaders at the NATO summit in Washington, DC, this week, Vice President Harris is actively resuming her campaign activities, with scheduled events in Las Vegas and Dallas.
During a moderated conversation with Caroline Wanga, President & CEO of Essence Ventures over the weekend, Harris focused on the upcoming election's significance and the potential implications of a second term for former President Trump, without directly addressing the mounting concerns regarding Biden's candidacy.
