Former Biden adviser Susan Rice says Harris has been an 'integral architect' of the administration's agenda

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Former Biden domestic policy adviser Susan Rice called the idea that Vice President Kamala Harris wasn't "a key part" of the current administration's policies "somewhat bizarre and offensive."

On MSNBC’s "Andrea Mitchell Reports" Tuesday, the host asked about Harris' reported plans to highlight "unfinished pieces of Biden's policies" as part of her campaign.

"How important is it for her to find a way to differentiate herself from aspects of the Biden agenda? Maybe move the ball, put an emphasis on other things? How does she do that and still be loyal to the fact that she worked with Joe Biden?" Mitchell asked.

"I think it’s very important to remember that this has been the Biden-Harris agenda. Kamala Harris has been an integral architect and executor of the policies of the Biden-Harris administration," Rice said.

Rice, who also served as U.N. ambassador and National Security Advisor to President Obama, added how past Biden policies such as strengthening unions and raising the minimum wage were "elements of a policy framework that she devised as a key part of the Biden administration" and is likely "keen to see through to the finish line."

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"So, there will be important, as there should be, aspects of continuity in many policy areas. But of course, the vice president will outline her