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Kamala Harris acknowledges Biden had a 'slow start' in debate, tries to calm Democratic fears Headline from NBC Chicago
Vice President Kamala Harris is acknowledging that President Joe Biden had a “slow start” during his debate against Donald Trump Thursday.
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New York Post
Kamala Harris says Biden had ‘slow start’ but ‘strong finish’ in debate after Anderson Cooper pressed her on Dem ‘panic’ ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Jun 27, 2024
New York Post's feed description Vice President Kamala Harris appeared on CNN to give her post-debate assessment and was pushed very hard by anchor Anderson Cooper about Biden's flailing performance.
Washington Examiner
Kamala Harris tries to downplay Biden’s struggles during CNN debate ↗ (opens Washington Examiner) Published Jun 27, 2024
Washington Examiner's feed description Vice President Kamala Harris conceded Joe Biden did not have the best debate performance against Donald Trump.
Portland Press Herald
Harris acknowledges Biden had ‘slow start’ in debate and tries to calm Democratic fears ↗ (opens Portland Press Herald) Published Jun 27, 2024
Portland Press Herald's feed description Harris said the contrast between Biden and Donald Trump ultimately has to be on Biden’s performance in office, rather than in one debate.
NBC Chicago
Kamala Harris acknowledges Biden had a 'slow start' in debate, tries to calm Democratic fears ↗ (opens NBC Chicago) Published Jun 27, 2024
Same headline from 4 more outlets NBC Chicago's feed description Vice President Kamala Harris is acknowledging that President Joe Biden had a “slow start” during his debate against Donald Trump Thursday.
The Boston Globe
Harris acknowledges Biden had a ‘slow start’ in debate and tries to calm Democratic fears ↗ (opens The Boston Globe) Published Jun 27, 2024
Same headline from 4 more outlets The Boston Globe's feed description As she acknowledged Biden’s uneven performance, Vice President Kamala Harris emphasized the substance of Trump’s remarks during the 90-minute debate.
Newsweek
Kamala Harris defends Joe Biden over debate disaster in combative interview ↗ (opens Newsweek) Published Jun 27, 2024
Newsweek's feed description Vice President Harris admitted Biden had a "slow start," but emphasized his performance as president after the debate.
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Insider
Even Kamala Harris acknowledged that Biden's debate performance was rough ↗ (opens Insider) Published Jun 27, 2024
Insider's feed description Pressed repeatedly, Vice President Harris said she's "not going to debate" that Biden had a "slow start" at the debate.
New York Times
Harris Defends Biden’s Debate Performance, but Acknowledges ‘a Slow Start’ ↗ (opens New York Times) Published Jun 27, 2024
New York Times's feed description In a tense interview, Vice President Kamala Harris defended President Biden’s record in office and downplayed the moments during the debate where he faltered.
Breitbart News
Harris on if She's Worried About Biden: He Had 'Slow Start,' Dodges on if He's Different from 2020 ↗ (opens Breitbart News) Published Jun 27, 2024
Breitbart News's feed description During CNN's debate coverage on Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris responded to consternation among Democrats about President Joe Biden's performance | Clips
Washington Times
‘Slow start’: Kamala Harris tries to turn the page after Biden’s performance ↗ (opens Washington Times) Published Jun 27, 2024
Washington Times's feed description Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday acknowledged that President Biden got off to a "slow start" in the first presidential debate but insisted he ended on a strong note.
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