KJP denies that Kamala Harris has had trouble distinguishing herself from Biden: 'I've not seen that'

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Monday pushed back on the idea that Vice President Kamala Harris has struggled to distinguish herself from President Biden on the campaign trail. 

A reporter suggested Harris has had difficulty separating herself from Biden's domestic and foreign policy positions in "interview after interview."

"Does she have a green light? If she wanted to express a different point of view than the administration on any topic - foreign or domestic - she could do so? Or, is she required to be a loyal vice president to President Biden." 

"I disagree," Jean-Pierre shot back, arguing that she's seen Harris as "incredibly strong" and "very clear-eyed" in interviews.

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"She has indeed been a partner with this president and these successes that we have seen from this administration," Jean-Pierre said. 

She said Biden has seen Harris as loyal but understands that she will be charting "her own path" forward.