Symone Sanders, Kamala Harris' spokesperson and advisor, has rejected reports about the office of the Vice President.According to reports, Harris rarely communicates with allies.Sanders said that Harris' chief of staff Tina Fournoy was a "open door" policy and defended Harris.Subscribe to the 10 Things in Politics Newsletter for the latest news in politics and the economy. Loading something is currently loading. Click Sign up to receive marketing emails and other offers from Insider.Symone Sanders, chief spokesperson for Vice President Kamala Harris, rebutted Wednesday's reports that the VP's office had limited communication with key allies.CNBC and Politico reported that Tina Flournoy is Harris' chief-of-staff and has isolated Harris and her allies in recent months. She also seems to be very selective about who she allows access to the VP among her inner circle.Flournoy has worked in Washington politics for many years, including in the Democratic National Committee as well as in the former administration of President Bill Clinton.According to reports, Flournoy regularly directs policy questions related to immigration to Harris' senior advisors. Donors and some longtime political allies of Harris who spoke anonymously felt left out.According to Politico, Sanders said Flournoy had an "open door policy" and defended Flournoy.Sanders stated that "Black women like mine would not be able to work in politics without Tina" and called anonymous critics of Flournoy "cowards"."We don't make rainbows and bunnies every day. Sanders said to Politico that he hears people working hard and said he was happy to welcome them into the club."We have created an environment where anyone can raise anything they want. Anyone who has something they want to raise should do so directly.
