ANALYSIS — The White House and President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign were working this week to keep the administration’s agenda front and center ahead of Thursday’s presidential debate on CNN, even with the president out of public view.
The incumbent’s extended stay at Camp David for debate prep left Vice President Kamala Harris and other members of the administration serving as the team’s public most visible advocates this week.
Harris kicked things off with events Monday in Maryland and Arizona for the second anniversary of the Supreme Court overturning the Roe v. Wade precedent that defined national abortion rights.
