Liberal media downplays Kamala Harris' role as vice president, shrugging off GOP attacks linking her to Biden

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The liberal media appears to be bending over backwards to disassociate Vice President Kamala Harris from the Biden administration which she currently serves.

Politico raised eyebrows Tuesday with a story about attacks being leveled by Republican vice presidential nominee Ohio Sen. JD Vance.

"‘Our corrupt leadership’: Vance tries to tether Harris to Biden during Michigan rally," Politico posted on social media.

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Politico was later slapped with a Community Note on X, bluntly reading "Harris is currently President Biden’s Vice President" with a link to the White House's website listing her as Biden's No. 2.

Politico isn’t the only outlet to imply Republicans are trying to tie Harris to Biden.

"The GOP is trying hard to tie Harris more closely to Biden on the economy, immigration and the border. One big problem: Americans don't think she played a particularly central role," Washington Post reporter Aaron Blake similarly wrote on X before citing a Washington Post/ABC News/Ipsos poll showing most Americans believing Harris had either "just some" or "very little" influence over the Biden agenda.

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The Associated Press ran a report about how Harris is "having it both ways"