NBC News' Peter Alexander spoke to Vice President Kamala Harris as she was campaigning in Michigan. Harris discussed her closing argument to voters and what she may have done differently than President Biden during their administration.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday continued to steer clear of criticizing President Joe Biden, arguing that vice presidents not denigrating the commander-in-chief is an American tradition. After she delivered remarks at an afternoon campaign rally, Harris was asked by NBC News to identify one policy she would have done differently from Biden over the last three and a half years.
'You can look at this audience, and you can see that there are people of every background and gender who are showing up by the thousands, and I think it is because they know I intend to be a president for all Americans, and that is how I’m campaigning to earn the vote of every American,' she said. Pressed again about the gender gap and Trump having the upper hand with male voters, Harris said, 'It’s not the experience that I’m having, to be honest with you.
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