Biden Reportedly Criticizes Kamala Harris Campaign as ‘Dead and Buried

In a new twist in Democratic Party tensions, President Joe Biden has reportedly been sharply critical of Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign, characterizing it as “dead and buried,” according to insider sources. At 81, Biden has largely withdrawn from the campaign spotlight, yet recent reports indicate he’s privately denouncing Harris’s presidential bid, as well as several former allies he holds responsible for sidelining his own campaign.

Among his sharpest critiques is aimed at former President Barack Obama, whom Biden allegedly blames for pressuring him out of the 2024 race in favor of Harris. Sources say Biden has been privately venting his frustrations, describing those involved in the decision as “suckers” and “jackasses.”

This insider information comes from Human Events editor Jack Posobiec, who claims a White House official provided details on Biden’s reported discontent. According to the source, Biden’s harshest words have been for Harris’s campaign itself, which he reportedly described as lacking the drive necessary to succeed. Referring to Harris as an “innate sucker” who was “too credulous from the starting line,” Biden is said to have voiced a profound lack of confidence in her ability to turn the campaign around.

In the alleged conversations, Biden likened Harris’s campaign strategy to the classic tale of the “Hare and the Tortoise,” only to add a stinging twist: “But in this case, the Hare is not just lazy, but also stupid.” This jab at Harris’s perceived campaign inaction and missteps highlights Biden’s view that Harris has not only lost momentum but also missed key opportunities to gain public support. Biden’s criticism reportedly extends to Harris’s campaign schedule, which he described as unstructured and insufficient to counteract the influence of opponents like former President Donald Trump.

Trump, meanwhile, has kept up an aggressive media schedule alongside his running mate, Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio. Trump’s media strategy has included multiple high-profile interviews and appearances on podcasts, including a recent appearance on the popular Joe Rogan Experience, which brought in millions of views and amplified his reach to younger audiences. Harris, on the other hand, has largely avoided press scrutiny and has kept her campaign messaging limited to controlled settings, a strategy some Democrats fear could dampen her impact in the critical final stretch of the campaign.

The insider information on Biden’s frustration with Harris’s approach signals underlying discord within the Democratic Party. Biden, who initially chose Harris as his running mate and later backed her bid for the presidency, reportedly feels disillusioned by her current performance and lack of visibility. By comparison, Trump’s appearances and interviews have fueled Republican enthusiasm and extended his message to voters who may be on the fence or unfamiliar with his recent platforms. Biden is said to feel that Harris’s lack of similar outreach, particularly among undecided voters, could cost her the election.

According to reports, Biden’s criticism goes beyond Harris herself. Sources say he has voiced frustration at what he perceives as the Democratic establishment’s failure to recognize his ongoing capabilities and political instincts. Biden reportedly blames Obama, in particular, for encouraging him to step aside for Harris, suggesting that the former president underestimated his commitment to the 2024 race. Obama, however, has publicly endorsed Harris and continued to support her campaign, though he has refrained from direct comparisons between Biden’s approach and Harris’s leadership.

The Biden-Harris divide isn’t just a matter of personal dynamics; it reflects broader concerns among Democrats about how to unify the party’s messaging and broaden its appeal. Critics within the Democratic base worry that Harris’s strategy—largely reliant on core Democratic support—may overlook crucial voter demographics, including independents and swing-state voters. Although Biden has remained publicly silent on the issue, sources indicate that he believes a more aggressive outreach campaign could have reshaped Harris’s trajectory and ultimately strengthened her position in key states.

The internal rift comes at a challenging time for Democrats, who face a highly energized Republican opposition. Trump’s campaign has capitalized on Biden’s criticisms, casting them as further evidence of what they call Democratic “incompetence and disunity.” Trump’s own campaign has amplified Biden’s alleged comments on social media, portraying the Democratic candidate’s internal struggles as a warning sign for potential voters.

Biden’s candid remarks about Harris’s campaign strategy highlight his desire to see a more competitive Democratic approach in the current political landscape. While he may not return to the campaign trail, his critique suggests he would have taken a different approach in Harris’s place. Meanwhile, Trump has continued to solidify his base with bold messaging, high-profile interviews, and continued public engagement, a strategy Biden seems to believe Harris has neglected.

As Election Day nears, Biden’s alleged discontent underscores the obstacles Harris faces within her own party. The leaked comments, though unverified, have drawn attention to Harris’s perceived challenges in rallying critical demographics and running an energetic campaign. Biden’s insider critique may amplify calls for change within the Democratic base and spark reflection on how the party can better engage voters.

If these reports are accurate, Biden’s comments signal not only frustration but also a lack of confidence in the Democratic ticket’s ability to connect with key voter segments. The pressure on Harris to expand her outreach, revise her approach, and counter Republican momentum is likely to intensify. Democrats now face the task of rallying their supporters and presenting a unified front, or risk losing traction to a highly motivated and media-savvy Trump campaign.