With Kamala Harris, Biden gives centrists no reason to vote for him

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Joe Biden became the early favorite in the Democratic primaries, in part because of his proximity to President Barack Obama, but also because he was widely considered a centrist compared to most of his competitors.

He has been running from that centrist label ever since. In picking Kamala Harris as his vice presidential nominee, he has ripped the “centrist” label off and torn it up.

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