Kamala Harris advisers look for reset after difficult year for vice president

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Vice President Kamala Harris waits backstage before delivering remarks, Saturday, July 3, 2021, at the Carpenters International Training Center in Las Vegas. (Official White House photo by Cameron Smith)

(FOX NEWS) – After a year of struggles and missteps, Vice President Kamala Harris’ team is planning a reset to get the seeming once heir apparent to President Biden back on track in 2022, according to a report.

Harris was a popular choice for vice president among Democrats before the 2020 election and inspired many as the first woman and Black or Asian person to hold the office, but after a few months in the White House, she didn’t seem to be living up to the job’s expectations.

After several high-profile staff departures, Harris has hired a veteran political operator, Jamal Simmons, as her communications director and she is showing a more united front at events with Biden after months of them often being separated, according to the Washington Post.

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