Anna Skinner
Vice President Kamala Harris is seeking a new employee to strategize her social media platforms, according to a recent job posting on Daybook by the Biden-Harris campaign.
The job, which is based in Wilmington, Delaware, involves helping to "further develop and expand" the vice president's campaign voice online. The Tuesday posting comes less than a week after President Joe Biden gave a shaky debate performance against Donald Trump during the first presidential debate of the race. Although posted to Daybook on July 2, the position had been posted on LinkedIn two months ago, well before the debate.
Biden's performance, which has raised concerns about the president's mental acuity and fitness for another term, has led some Democrats to ask whether he should be replaced on the ballot before November. The Biden-Harris campaign has repeatedly said the president is not dropping out.
Despite these assurances, some have suggested that Harris, who is again slated to be Biden's running mate, could join other top Democrats as a candidate to replace Biden as the Democratic nominee. Other names that have been floated are California Governor Gavin Newsom, former first lady Michelle Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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