Harris admits she was 'reckless' in not challenging Biden's decision to run for reelection

[ad_1] Former Vice President Kamala Harris, on ABC's "Good Morning America" on Tuesday, mentioned she does remorse not personally difficult former President Joe Biden's choice to run for reelection.

In an interview with "Good Morning America" co-anchor Michael Strahan, Harris mentioned it was "reckless" of her to not elevate her considerations with Biden selecting to run for reelection.

"Do you remorse not voicing your opinion in that second?" Strahan requested Harris, who wrote in her marketing campaign memoir "107 Days" out Tuesday that the reelection choice was Joe and Jill Biden's to make.

"Sure," Harris mentioned, "and I, and I even have mirrored on that, and I've written about that."

"Would which have mattered should you did?" Strahan requested Harris.

"I do not know," Harris replied. "I do not know, however I can solely take accountability for myself and on reflection, you understand, and I discuss it within the context of asking a query of myself, 'was that grace to not convey it as much as him, or was it reckless?'

Former Vice President Kamala Harris speaks with Michael Strahan on "Good Morning America," Sept. 23, 2025, in New York Metropolis.

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She added, "And on my half, I do replicate on that and really feel that it was -- it was a recklessness about not elevating it with him."

Former Vice President Kamala Harris speaks with Michael Strahan on "Good Morning America," Sept. 23, 2025, in New York Metropolis.

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She mentioned she felt elevating her considerations with Biden can be seen as "self-serving."

"I discuss what was going by my head, proper? And what was going by my head to not convey it up was that it could come off as being very self-serving, and subsequently perhaps lack the credibility that it deserved. However I do give it some thought. I do give it some thought," she mentioned.

"And I additionally say, although, and I communicate extensively about this, my concern about him working for reelection was utterly separate from my admiration and information about his capability to function president United States, which was constant and by no means wavered," Harris added.