Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and her running mate Tim Walz vowed to secure freedom and hope at a rally in Philadelphia, where they warned of the consequences of a potential second term for former President Trump. Walz, a Minnesota governor, emphasized his small-town American values and commitment to working together, which he plans to bring to the White House.
Harris highlighted Walz’s background as an everyman who understands the struggles of regular Americans. She praised his support for LGBTQ students and commitment to lifting people up while taking jabs at Republican vice presidential rival JD Vance.
The duo plans to campaign in key battleground states in the Midwest and West to secure victory in the upcoming election. They condemned Trump’s record on healthcare, Social Security, Medicare, and abortion rights, warning that his policies would roll back progress made in these areas.
Harris and Walz received a boost in donations following their announcement, with over $300 million raised for the campaign. They expressed a determination to defend fundamental freedoms, such as the right to vote and the freedom to make personal decisions about one’s body.
The rally concluded with a chant from the crowd, emphasizing a commitment to progress and resilience against potential setbacks. Harris and Walz appeared united in their vision for the future and determination to bring about positive change in the country.
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