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Former President Barack Obama made a surprise appearance at a campaign field office in Pittsburgh, urging black male voters to support Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming election. He suggested that some men might be put off by the idea of a female leader, which could be contributing to Harris’s struggles to mobilize black voters.
Obama emphasized the importance of energy and turnout among all communities, particularly among black men, who he felt were not as fervent in their support for Harris as they were for him during his presidential campaigns.
Harris has been facing challenges in various states, including Michigan, where she is struggling to win over working-class voters. Republicans are capitalizing on these struggles, highlighting her policies as anti-worker and unaffordable.
In Arizona, Harris criticized former President Trump for his decision not to participate in further presidential debates, calling it a “pretty weak move”. She also emphasized the contrast between her vision for the future and Trump’s focus on the past, highlighting issues like the cost of living and small business investment.
