The Daily The Harris Campaign Is Born
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Jul 25, 2024 
Reid J. Epstein, a political reporter for The New York Times, dives into Kamala Harris's rapid rise as the de facto Democratic nominee. He highlights her electrifying first rally in Wisconsin, where she balances progressive ideals with respect for Biden’s legacy. The discussion reveals her campaign's emphasis on hope, freedom, and urgency for action, while also navigating potential challenges like economic and immigration issues. Epstein emphasizes Harris's historical significance and the grassroots support fueling her campaign.
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Energetic Rally
- Harris's first rally as the Democratic nominee drew a larger, more enthusiastic crowd than Biden's events.
- Attendees even wore homemade coconut glasses, referencing a Harris meme.
Passing the Torch
- Harris subtly acknowledged Biden's contributions while emphasizing the need for new leadership.
- She presented this transition as a natural progression.
Contrasting with Trump
- Harris contrasts her prosecutorial background with Trump, claiming familiarity with his "type."
- This positions her as a strong opponent.