During the National Urban League Conference, former Vice President Kamala Harris identified John F. Kennedy and Barack Obama as among the "most effective presidents in American history." Notably, she did not include former President Joe Biden in her list, despite serving as his vice president. Harris was prompted by National Urban League President Marc Morial to rank her top three choices.
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Harris names JFK and Obama as effective presidents, excludes Biden
At the National Urban League Conference, Kamala Harris named John F. Kennedy and Barack Obama as some of the most effective U.S. presidents, omitting Joe Biden from her list. This omission is notable given her role as his vice president.
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Harris cites JFK, Obama among ‘most effective’ presidents, omitting Biden
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Harris names JFK and Obama as effective presidents, excludes Biden