
Harris brushes off question on staff shake-up after senior adviser announces departure
CNN
Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday offered praise for her departing senior adviser, Symone Sanders, while brushing off a question about a larger staff shake up in her office.
"I love Symone, and I can't wait to see what she will do next, and I know that it's been a, you know, it's been three years of a lot of jumping on and off planes and going around the country, and she works very hard, and I can't wait to see what she'll do next, and I mean that sincerely," Harris told reporters traveling with her in Charlotte.
When pressed on whether Sanders' departure was part of a larger staff shakeup within her office, Harris declined to say more, saying, "Well, I've told you how I feel about Symone. Next question."

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