What did she do with her first opportunity to demonstrate national leadership?
After years of public and private ridicule from both sides of the aisle, Vice President Kamala Harris had a golden opportunity on Wednesday, July 24, to establish a fresh narrative. Two days after the so-called palace coup that shoved Joe Biden out and Harris in, she had the chance to burnish her credentials as a serious player on the world stage simply by showing up and sitting behind Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his breathtaking speech before Congress.
If she had done so, some people might have started viewing her less as a deeply partisan leftist and more as a stateswoman and prospective commander-in-chief who understands the significance of our international alliances. It would have demonstrated that, for the sake of an…
