White House saying there's 'no daylight' between Biden, Harris ridiculed as 'Trump campaign ad'

The White House confirming there was "no daylight" between President Biden and Vice President Harris on policy issues was seen as a death knell to the Harris campaign by some X users Monday.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre emphasized to reporters during her latest briefing how "aligned" Biden and Harris have been during Biden’s term and how the vice president has been a "critical part" of all the president's accomplishments.

"[Harris is] going to lay out her vision. But again, they've been aligned, you know, they've been aligned for the last three and a half years. There's not been any daylight," Jean Pierre said.

This response quickly inspired mockery across social media, with many predicting the clip will show up in upcoming ads for former President Trump.

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Podcast host Siraj Hashmi commented, "If I were Trump, I would run this ad daily and remind Americans from now until Election Day that the misery they're experiencing under Biden will continue and likely get worse under Kamala."

Daily Caller writer Mary Rooke wrote, "KJP admitted that there would be no difference between Biden-Harris and Harris-Walz. This should scare every parent who is currently fighting inflation. She owns the policies that financially buried Americans these last three years and will make them worse in the next four."

"This is officially a Four More Years campaign. White House itself admits as much," National Review senior writer Dan McLaughlin said.

"You can be sure this will be featuring in a Trump campaign ad in the Fall. I bet they call it ‘No Daylight,’" ABC News contributor Sarah Isgur wrote.

"Annnnd... there goes Kamala