Huge Kamala Harris question facing Americans with expert ‘doubtful’ Joe Biden will survive another term

Americans have to base their vote at the upcoming presidential election on who they would prefer out of Kamala Harris or Donald Trump, strategy group boss Brian Kennedy has told GBN America.

Joe Biden is gunning for another term in office, but the 81-year-old is already the oldest ever sitting president.

Kennedy told Steven Edginton that were Biden to secure another term in office, he is doubtful whether he would still be alive by the end of those four years.

In which case, Vice President Kamala Harris would ascend to power as per terms set out in the US Constitution.

Kennedy said Harris should be setting out her stall to Americans as there is a real possibility she becomes president should the Democrats come out on top in November.

“I am not a doctor, but it looks like they are giving Biden stimulants to keep him going”, he said.

“You can’t give a man that age that many stimulants, so one would doubt it [he survives another four years].

“I think this is a question of Trump or Harris. No one thinks Biden has run the White House these last four years, but to be fair, neither has Kamala Harris.

“Biden has been essentially a third Barack Obama term. Harris would be a departure from that, so let’s hear from Kamala Harris.”

Asked if Harris would be “more radical” than Joe Biden, he said: “Not more radical, but I would say less thoughtful about these things if that is possible.

“Biden’s radicalism is a by-product of who he is surrounded by, who are mostly Barack Obama’s people.

“They are globalist and pretty leftist, Marxist. Kamala Harris may be radical in different ways.

“We have not yet seen from her a thoughtful presentation on nearly anything, that is yet to be seen.

“To be fair to the American people, if they want to keep Joe Biden they will need to put Kamala Harris out in a big way.

“That is what the American people are going to expect.”

Joe Biden is suffering a political storm with questions surrounding him as to whether he has the ability to effectively govern.

The 81-year-old struggled through a debate with Donald Trump last month which raised more concerns from Americans about whether he is suffering cognitive decline.

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