The Democratic top says that Harris was a “great candidate” whose countryside team has messed up
Rep. James Clyburn, DS.C., called ex Vice President Kamala Harris A “great candidate” who was poorly served by his countryside team during an interview on Friday.
The democratic deputy He was responding to the anchor of the CNN Kate Bolduan asking for a report from the New York Times that stated that from Harris’ loss in the 2024 elections, the former vice -president reflected on another offer for the White House or entered the California government race in 2026.
Clyburn said he wouldn’t recommend Harris on his next steps, but praised him as an “exceptional talent” that had been disappointed by his staff of the countryside during the presidential race.
Democratic deputy James Clyburn said that Kamala Harris was a great candidate, but was “poorly served” by her campaign. (Getty Images)
“I will say it. I think it’s an exceptional talent. I think he conducted a great campaign. I think he was poorly served in that campaign by people who should have listened to some of us who saw and heard things,” Cryburn started.
“Listen to Bill Clinton when he told them what was going on. Listen to yours really, when I was going around these rural communities, I knew what we had to do and did not do it,” he continued.
“He was a great candidate and I think he will do an excellent candidate in the future, whatever she decides to apply. But I will not give any advice on the opportunity or not whether she should or not. “
The Harris office did not return immediately Fox News Digital’s Request for comment.
Harris was “completely shocked” by defeat, he believed he could win over time, says the author
According to reports, the Vice -President of the United States Kamala Harris was shocked by his defeat on the night of the elections and believes he can win over time. (John Moore/Getty Images)
According to the new book by Bombshell, “Fight: Inside the wildest for the White House”, of the journalists Amie Parnes and Jonathan Allen, Harris “purchased the hype” who would have won the elections.
“He was completely shocked and (Harris’ running companion) Tim Walz was shocked,” said Parnes on the podcast “Someone must win with Tara Palmeri“last week.
“They thought they would win. And so, you know, when they come back now and say: ‘Oh, no, we really didn’t have a chance.’ No, that’s not what they were thinking.
Harris campaign The staff felt “free to gas“For Leadership on Harris’ possibilities to win after he was told that” things were well “for the candidate in view of the elections, according to Parnes.
According to reports, Harris told friends following his defeat that he could win the elections if he had had more time and if Biden hadn’t run for the re -election.
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“He could have won, he told friends, if only the elections were more subsequent in the calendar – or entered before. In other words, Joe Biden He was responsible, “the authors wrote.
