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U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris took her presidential marketing campaign to the most important U.S. lecturers’ union on Thursday, promising a “battle for the longer term” as new opinion polls confirmed her narrowing the hole with Republican rival Donald Trump.
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris took her presidential marketing campaign to the most important U.S. lecturers’ union on Thursday, promising a “battle for the longer term” as new opinion polls confirmed her narrowing the hole with Republican rival Donald Trump.
Harris’ swift emergence because the successor to President Joe Biden, 81, because the Democratic presidential candidate within the Nov. 5 election has shaken up a stagnant presidential race, with a number of polls exhibiting her narrowing former President Trump’s benefit.
In an tackle in Houston to the American Federation of Teachers, Harris, 59, centered on financial coverage and staff’ rights, touting plans for reasonably priced healthcare and little one care and criticizing Republicans for blocking gun limits within the wake of college shootings.
