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Harris Introduces Tim Walz as Running Mate, Kicks Off Campaign in Philadelphia. Vice President Kamala Harris introduced Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate in Philadelphia, marking the beginning of their seven-state campaign tour with an enthusiastic rally, ABC News reports. Hundreds of supporters packed the Liacouras Center at Temple University, giving Harris and Walz a standing ovation as they took the stage to Beyoncé's "Freedom," setting a vibrant tone for the event. Harris and Walz emphasized their commitment to unifying the country and countering what they called Trump's "backward agenda,” presenting a vision for America's future that contrasts with conservative policies. Harris described her campaign not just as a fight against Trump but as a "fight for the future," stressing the importance of their shared vision for a united and progressive America. The Vice President praised Walz for his dedication as a high school teacher and football coach, introducing him as "Coach Walz," which resonated with the crowd and emphasized his leadership qualities. Harris reiterated her and Walz's commitment to protecting women's reproductive rights, promising to pass a bill to restore these rights if they win the election and gain majorities in Congress. She then noted that despite coming from different regions, she and Walz share the same values of lifting people up and viewing fellow Americans as neighbors rather than enemies, highlighting their united front. Walz highlighted Harris's extensive experience as a prosecutor, senator, and vice president, praising her dedication to fighting for the American people and her ability to bring joy to her work. He also criticized Trump's economic policies and JD Vance's alignment with Trump's agenda, presenting Harris and himself as the candidates who truly understand and will fight for everyday Americans. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, who was considered for the VP spot, praised Harris and Walz, calling them “battle-tested" and emphasizing the significance of launching their campaign in Philadelphia, the city of brotherly love and freedom.
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