‘A Black woman can be VP, but not president?’: Sanders questions hesitancy around Kamala Harris

Symone Sanders joins #MorningJoe to discuss President Joe #Biden’s 2024 re-election bid, emphasizing that Vice President #KamalaHarris is the natural successor if Biden steps down. Sanders highlights Harris’ accomplishments and criticizes the doubts about her ability to lead:
“What does it say to the base of the Democratic Party apparatus that a Black woman can be Vice President of the U.S., but she cannot have the top job? There’s just something about it that says she can’t do the work — Even though she’s been doing the work.”
“Joe Biden should say in my opinion, if you want me out, you need to make you need to show me your plan and make sure it’s her and until I see that I’m not going.” #2024election

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