Kamala Harris distinguished herself from other Democratic presidential candidates on the second night of the debates, criticising Joe Biden about his record on race, even while noting that she doesn’t believe he’s racist
Senator Kamala Harris speaks during the second night of the first Democratic presidential candidates debate in Miami, Florida, U.S. June 27, 2019.
Current US President Donald Trump was hardly mentioned. The candidates chose to discuss their own policies and ideas rather than attack the sitting president, who is running a re-election campaign of his own. While Trump’s policies are far removed from any of the Democratic candidates, who tended to veer, the fact that he was not a debate issue left question marks in the minds of viewers who did not get an answer as to why they should support a Democratic candidate instead of Trump.
busing black students to school districts with mostly white students. Harris said it was “hurtful” and she as a child was also bused to school, which became a formative experience for her.from the last presidential election, talking about the widening wealth gap and Medicare-for-all. “We need a political revolution,” he said. One of the pillars for his proposition was healthcare. “People don’t like their private insurance companies, they like their doctors and hospitals.
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