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Kamala Harris Launches Presidential Campaign with Strong Endorsements
Kamala Harris officially kicks off her presidential campaign, garnering strong endorsements from key political figures and organizations. Explore her vision for the future and the impact of these endorsements on her bid for the presidency.
Kamala Harris Launches Campaign with Key Endorsements
Kamala Harris energized supporters during her inaugural campaign rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, marking a significant moment as she takes the helm of the Democratic ticket. Credit: Kenny Holston/The New York Times
Democrats Rally Behind Kamala Harris
In a powerful show of unity, the two leading Democrats in Congress officially endorsed Kamala Harris as their party’s presidential candidate yesterday. Following her acquisition of the necessary delegate commitments, Harris has solidified her position as the nominee. Senator Chuck Schumer and Representative Hakeem Jeffries, both prominent figures in the Democratic Party, delayed their endorsement to ensure that they did not appear to manipulate the selection process.
“Now that the process has unfolded from the grassroots level, we are here today to announce our unwavering support for Vice President Kamala Harris,” Schumer stated during a joint press conference in Washington, D.C.
At her rally in Wisconsin, Harris captivated an enthusiastic crowd, drawing on her background as a prosecutor. She emphasized her experience in holding fraudsters and cheaters accountable, asserting that she understands “Donald Trump’s type.” Harris also celebrated her campaign’s remarkable fundraising success, having secured over $100 million in contributions since Sunday. This achievement allowed her to take a moment of triumph as she effectively wrapped up the Democratic presidential nomination within just 48 hours.
- Trump: Observers note that Harris’s candidacy could provoke the former president’s inclination to launch personal attacks against female opponents.
- Biden: President Biden announced he will address the nation tonight for the first time since concluding his re-election campaign.