Kamala Harris a 'backup quarterback' and 'bigger risk' for Democrats, Clay Travis says

OutKick founder Clay Travis weighs in on Kamala Harris potentially earning the Democrat nomination for president after President Biden's withdrawal.

President Biden endorsed Vice President Harris as the Democrat nominee for president in the 2024 election as the former withdrew from the race on Sunday.

Clay Travis, the founder of OutKick and a Fox News contributor, weighed in moments after the decision was made and compared Harris to an NFL backup quarterback.

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President Biden has endorsed Vice President Harris as the Democrat nominee for president after he announced his withdrawal from the 2024 election on Sunday. (Stephen Gosling/NBAE via Getty Images)

"Kamala is a backup quarterback. Joe Biden is knocked out of the game," Travis explained. "For those of you out there who love watching football, the backup quarterback comes in, and he’s got usually a higher ceiling because he’s healthy, but he’s got a lower floor, too, because there’s a reason he’s the backup. Kamla ran for president in 2020 and dropped out before a single vote was cast because Democrats overwhelmingly rejected her, remember that."

Travis said Harris’ potential campaign has the possibility of going two ways.

"Could Kamala come out house-on-fire – in a good way – and actually rally the Democrat identity politics base by focusing on abortion and by focusing on race and shattering the glass ceiling and all those things? Yes. And that she would perform at a higher level than Joe Biden," he said.

President Biden has endorsed Vice President Harris as the Democrat nominee for president after he announced his withdrawal from the 2024 election on Sunday. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

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