Kamala Harris' treatment of staff under scrutiny as reports of poor office culture resurface

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is raising concerns about Vice President Kamala Harris’ documented struggles with retaining staff, telling Fox News that "nobody lasts very long" while working for her and that "how she treats people around her is a real indication of what she’ll do in the future."

McCarthy made the comments during an appearance on "Life, Liberty & Levin" this week, when he said, "Nobody lasts very long. Even as VP, when she didn’t do anything, she could not keep staff. That is a person that the press will never talk about... How she treats people around her is a real indication of what she’ll do in the future."

He said, "It is known in California, and it’s known in Washington. It is a heroic work environment if you work for her."

McCarthy also said, "When she got elected to the U.S. Senate, I was the Majority Leader. I reached out to meet with her. Not once would she meet with me. If I talked to the Democrats inside the California delegation, they didn’t care for her because she would not meet."

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The former California House Republican’s remarks come after OpenTheBooks.com, which describes itself as a "government watchdog organization," reported last week that Harris is experiencing a 91.5% staff turnover rate within the Office of the Vice President.

The organization, citing payroll records, says as of March 31, 2024, only four of the initial 47 staffers employed during Harris’ first year as vice president in 2021 are still working for her without interruption.

In the year leading up to that date, 24 of her staffers quit, it added. Harris reportedly has 50 staff working for her right now.

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