Senator Blinken on Kamala Harris
Senator Blinken on Kamala Harris
Senator Blinken on Kamala Harris
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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken publicly endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as a 'leading voice' in American foreign policy following President Biden's endorsement of her as the Democratic nominee after he suspended his re-election campaign. Blinken emphasized Harris's effectiveness and respected presence in international diplomacy, stating he has witnessed her command meetings with world leaders and engage deeply on critical foreign policy issues. Despite skepticism from some quarters about her credentials, Blinken defended her capabilities and experience, asserting that she has been a vital asset in the administration's efforts to navigate complex global challenges. Biden's endorsement aims to unify the party ahead of the upcoming elections, although Harris still requires delegates' support for the nomination. Blinken reiterated the administration's focus on pressing issues, including peace in the Middle East and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The public's perception of Harris's foreign policy abilities remains a point of contention, as some question her global standing and respect among international leaders.

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