Kamala Harris asserts readiness to serve as President amid concerns over Biden's age: US VP reacts

Vice President Kamala Harris responded to concerns about President Joe Biden's age and cognitive abilities by affirming her readiness to assume the presidency if necessary. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Harris emphasized her capacity to lead and dismissed speculations about Biden's competence.

Supporting Biden's leadership

Harris, the first woman and Black vice president of the United States, expressed confidence in her ability to serve as president if required. She highlighted her campaign priorities and stated that those who observe her work are aware of her leadership capabilities.

A report by Special Counsel Robert Hur raised concerns about Biden's memory and handling of sensitive documents. While the report did not recommend charges against Biden, it noted his poor memory during interviews and highlighted instances where he failed to recall key events.

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Calls for resignation

Republican legislators called for Biden's resignation, citing concerns about his fitness for office. They argued that Biden's age and memory loss make him unfit to lead, and some urged invoking the 25th Amendment to remove him from office.

Public opinion regarding Biden's fitness for office is divided, with a significant percentage of Americans expressing concerns about his age and cognitive abilities. However, opinions vary on whether Biden or his Republican competitor, former President Donald Trump, are too elderly to serve as president.

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