Kamala Harris held her first campaign rally in Wisconsin, marking a significant milestone in her bid to become the Democratic Party’s presidential candidate. During the rally, she took a moment to express her gratitude to Joe Biden, who recently announced the end of his re-election campaign on Sunday. Harris acknowledged Biden’s decision and showed appreciation for his contributions to the party.
However, Harris didn’t miss the opportunity to take a swipe at her political opponent, Donald Trump. With confidence and determination, she declared that she will always be proud to showcase her achievements, implying that they surpass those of Trump’s. This statement highlights Harris’s commitment to her campaign and her readiness to take on the challenges ahead.
As Harris gears up for the presidential election, her campaign team has already achieved a significant milestone – raising over $100 million in funds. With 105 days left until election day, Harris emphasized the importance of hard work and dedication in the days ahead. She assured her supporters that she and her team are not afraid to put in the effort required to succeed, exuding a sense of optimism and determination as she embarks on this critical phase of her campaign.