It’s ALWAYS been called the “Biden-Harris Administration” from the beginning – no matter how hard Kamala tries to distance herself from Old Man Biden. She actually admitted that she’s on board with everything he’s done when she was on The View.

So why did the Democrats brand the White House as the Biden-Harris administration? Because they thought that Biden would be a one-term president and she was the heir-apparent – regardless of any competence or achievement on her part. That was the plan.

Plus she’s an “important” part of the Biden administration so say the Dems. When former Press Secretary Jen Psaki was asked by a reporter in March of 2001 why they were branding everything as the “Biden-Harris Administration, she responded, “Vice President Harris is an important partner. She’s the first in the room, the last in the room on most occasions if she’s in town and not traveling around the country. It’s a reflection of the important role that she will play moving forward.”

Important role. Kamala has an important role. Remember that. Because in an interview on October 29th that was largely ignored because everyone was reporting on Kamala’s 29 minute and 26 second speech as the “Ellipse” in Washington DC and Biden’s “garbage” comment, a reporter asked Kamala why she hasn’t done anything that she’s promising to do as president while she’s been VP.

A fair question.

Kamala’s acting like she’s had nothing to do with the border crisis, inflation, or any of the other issues piling up under her watch as Vice President. Meanwhile, she’s out there promising a laundry list of fixes she’ll magically deliver as president – including supposed crackdowns on illegal aliens. But it’s hard to sell solutions for problems she helped create, and people aren’t buying her act.

Here’s the exchange where Kamala tells the reporter that she’s worthless as a VP but will be smashing it once she’s president – even though the website for the White House has her listed as being involved in EVERYTHING that Biden does.

Reporter: “I think what some voters are struggling with, and we’ve heard this across the state, is when you discuss your plans, they come back and ask, ‘Well, why haven’t you done it already?’”

Kamala: “Well, I’m not President” Reporter: “You’re Vice President.”