CBS News poll finds Democrats are satisfied with — but not as enthusiastic about — Kamala Harris
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Vice President Kamala Harris' job approval continues to track closely with President Joe Biden's, as it has throughout the term. Vice presidents are often connected to an administration's fortunes, for better or worse, and in this case perhaps partly because most say they have not heard much about Harris' work as vice president, specifically.
That includes half of Democrats who haven't.
But Harris actually draws more attention — and ire — from the right: it's Republicans who feel they know a lot more about her. It's notable in context as some GOP primary rhetoric has focused on her in making arguments against Biden's reelection.
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