Sitting vice presidents face unique challenges when running for president, such as balancing their relationship with their boss while also proving their readiness for leadership.
Only five sitting vice presidents have become their party's presidential nominee over the last century, and just one, George H.W. Bush, succeeded in winning the presidency.
Vice presidents must navigate the delicate balance of claiming credit for their administration's achievements while also deflecting blame when things do not go well.
The historical trend shows that incumbents like Kamala Harris encounter significant obstacles, complicating their paths to presidential nominations and victories.
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