The White House on Tuesday elaborated on the use of the term “Biden-Harris administration” as a way to emphasize the importance of the vice president’s role. When asked by a reporter about whether there are deeper reasons behind the “rebranding” of the term—from the “Biden administration” to the “Biden-Harris administration” on the White House website, press secretary Jen Psaki asked back, “Is it a rebranding?” The reporter responded, “When you look on the website, it’s, you know, not—it’s ‘Biden-Harris,’ and that’s not been necessarily the norm in the past. Is there any message being sent by that? Or what’s meant to be—what can be extrapolated from it?” “I would take from it that Vice President Harris is an important partner,” Psaki responded. “She’s the first in the room and the last in the room on most occasions, if she’s in town and not traveling around the country. It’s a reflection …