Biden goes over the top praising Kamala
Harris: 'I love you'
Posted By: Imright, 1/22/2022 2:08:12 AM
President Biden Friday put on full display admiration for "partner" Vice President Kamala Harris claiming he could not imagine having anyone else serve by his side as questions about her performance grow. Biden's praise for Kamala came as the two of them delivered remarks at a virtual Democratic National Committee grassroots event on Friday. (Photo) "Hi, Kamala. I love you," Biden said as he opened his remarks. "You always have my back. You’re really amazing. You’re the best partner I could imagine.""I do," Harris responded.The exchange was highlighted by the DNC on social media, with the account writing, "What a team."
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