Kamala Harris 'not good' at thinking on her feet

Alleged assessment of Vice President by top Biden official raises questions about her political future

White House denies report, but Harris's performance in recent interviews has sparked speculation about her ability to handle the presidency

A new report has raised questions about Vice President Kamala Harris's ability to think on her feet and handle the demands of the presidency.

According to Axios, a top Biden administration official allegedly described Harris as "not good" at thinking on her feet during a private conversation with a Democratic donor.

The White House has denied the report, but Harris's performance in recent interviews has sparked speculation about her ability to handle the presidency.

In a recent interview on CNN, Harris appeared to struggle to answer a question about the Biden administration's handling of the withdrawal from Afghanistan.

She also faced criticism for her performance in a recent interview with NBC News, in which she appeared to be unprepared for questions about the rising cost of living.

These interviews have led some to question whether Harris is prepared to be president.

Harris is the first woman and the first person of color to serve as vice president.

She is also seen as a potential successor to Biden, who is 79 years old.

However, her recent performance has raised questions about her ability to handle the demands of the presidency.

The White House has defended Harris, saying that she is a "strong and capable leader."

However, the report from Axios has raised questions about her political future.

If she is unable to improve her performance, it could damage her chances of becoming president.