Former President Bill Clinton lamented Monday that Vice President Kamala Harris has an “impossible task” as the only person with legal access to President Biden’s campaign funds. After the president resigns, it is only three months until election day.
“Vice President Harris has a near impossible task. Because she became a candidate at a time when no one else had access to the money given to Joe. Biden legally And there was no time to vote in the primary, so there she was. A stranger to people,” Clinton told MSNBC.
MSNBC host Joe Scarborough sat down with Clinton for an interview that aired on “Morning Joe” on Monday.
“People know what they like about Trump and what they don’t like, and about 54% of them are willing to vote for someone else. But people don’t feel like they know about Harris,” Clinton added.
former president bill Clinton joins Joe Scarborough from MSNBC for an interview that aired Monday.
Bill Clinton talks about pardoning his half-brother SAYING IT’S NOT LIKE BIDEN’S CONFLICT, ONE OF HUNTER
Clinton argued that Democrats need to talk more and stop playing the “demographic game.”
The Harris campaign sent Clinton on the campaign trail in October to court rural voters.
The former president also spoke about President Biden’s decision to pardon Hunter. His son also He specifically mentions those who compared it to his forgiving half-brother.
“I think the president has reason to believe that the nature of the offense involved is likely to cause a more severe adverse effect on his son than it would on an ordinary person under the same circumstances,” Clinton said during the hearing. New interview York Times DealBook Summit
former president bill Clinton speaks onstage during the New York Times’ 2024 Dealbook Summit at Jazz at Lincoln Center on December 4, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for The New York Times)
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“My brother was sentenced to 14 months in a federal prison for something he did when he was 20 years old, and I supported it. And he testified. Tell the truth about what he did when he had a drug problem. and help bring down larger businesses. and they convicted him then he went out The real question is whether he can handle normal citizenship responsibilities,” Clinton said.
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Clinton praised Trump’s victory during an interview with MSNBC, citing voters who believe the president-elect “Economic success” before the spread of the COVID-19 virus
