Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are set to continue their battleground tour with stops in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and Detroit, Michigan, after a successful debut in Philadelphia. The rally in Wisconsin will feature performances by indie folk band Bon Iver, who hail from Eau Claire, before Harris and Walz address the crowd alongside prominent political figures.
In response to criticism of her husband JD Vance’s controversial comments, Usha Vance defended him by stating that he only meant to insult those who actively choose not to have kids, not those who are struggling with infertility. Vance’s comments have been paraphrased by Vanity Fair, sparking further controversy.
Donald Trump called into Fox & Friends to launch attacks against Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, claiming they want to turn the US into a communist country. Trump criticized Walz’s record on gender-affirming care and suggested Harris’ decision not to choose Josh Shapiro was insulting to Jewish people.
An analysis of Kamala Harris’ choice of Tim Walz as her running mate reveals praise from both progressive and moderate Democrats. However, Republicans have raised concerns over his support for progressive policies and past controversies.
The grassroots organization Our Revolution condemned the outcome of Cori Bush’s Democratic primary, citing a barrage of racist attacks and millions of dollars spent by pro-Israel groups to unseat her. Wesley Bell defeated Bush in the primary, marking a major win for Aipac.
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