During a roundtable discussion on CNN's "State of the Union," ex-Trump aide and "The View" co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin made the case that Harris could be a political liability with swing voters and that putting her front and center on the campaign might be a mistake for the Biden-Harris ticket considering her abysmal approval rating.

The conversation was centered around attempts by Republican primary candidates to make Harris the focus of their attacks, highlighting Biden's age and the possibility of a "President Harris" if he is reelected. 

CNN commentator Alice Stewart said Harris is taking heat from GOP candidates because she is choosing to attack Republicans instead of "talking about her own failures."

"Yes, the president is old, and Kamala Harris is the heir apparent, potentially if he were to step aside. But look where this began the vice president was given a very impressive portfolio to deal with the border crisis and election reform. She failed on both counts. 

She has not done her job… she's not a popular vice president. So instead of her talking about her failures, she's attacking Republicans, and they're simply responding…she has appointed herself the attack dog, and she's getting hit back," Stewart said.

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