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Coverage dated September 8, 2024

Harris Campaign Adds Policy Platform To Website After GOP Taunts—And Draws Contrast With ‘Trump’s Project 2025 Agenda’

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The vice president’s campaign has faced some flak from the GOP in recent weeks for not offering a detailed policy platform.

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  1. Forbes

    Harris Campaign Adds Policy Platform To Website After GOP Taunts—And Draws Contrast With ‘Trump’s Project 2025 Agenda’ (opens Forbes)

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    The vice president’s campaign has faced some flak from the GOP in recent weeks for not offering a detailed policy platform.

  2. Fox News

    Harris finally adds policy page to campaign website, devotes several sections to Trump (opens Fox News)

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    Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Harris added policy proposals to her campaign website 50 days after President Biden exited the race.

  3. New York Post

    Kamala Harris finally publishes policy website after month into campaign — and it still lacks specifics, critics say (opens New York Post)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris finally went live with her campaign website Sunday after going more than a month with no official policy platform -- yet critics said the site still lacks specifics beyond a general vision and hopes.

  4. Gopusa

    Harris Campaign Website Adds Policy Platform Page (opens Gopusa)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign has launched a new webpage detailing her policy positions on key issues, such as gun violence and illegal border crossings, ahead of a Sept. 10 debate, where Harris and former President Donald Trump will face off for the first time.

  5. Washington Times

    Kamala Harris adds policy positions to campaign website (opens Washington Times)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign updated its website Monday to add policy positions eight weeks after she became the Democratic presidential nominee and one day before the debate with former President Donald Trump.

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