Politics
Kamala Harris’ first “traditional” campaign stop will be in Wisconsin on Monday
While Mike Pence will be out campaigning at Dairyland Power on Labor Day, Kamala Harris’ first time out on the ‘traditional’ campaign trail will also be in Wisconsin.
Harris will be in Milwaukee on Monday, though the campaign has yet to release details.
Wisconsin is one of a few swing states that Trump won by less than a percentage point in 2016.
Pence was last in Wisconsin on Aug. 19 when he toured Tanckcraft in Darien, Wis. That visit corresponded with the Democratic National Convention.
Prior to Joe Biden’s visit, Pence hadn’t campaigned in Wisconsin since October 2018.
Asked Friday about why Harris hasn’t yet done in-person campaign events, Biden said the two are trying to cover as much territory as they can rather than campaigning together. Harris has been doing virtual events.
“She’s out herself,” Biden said. “She is an incredibly competent candidate. She is doing a great job. There will be times when we can get with her, there’s a lot of territory to cover.”
Jerry DeLemos
September 4, 2020 at 10:37 pm
Trump, Pence, and the republicans are going to have a hard time dealing with a women who will thoroughly dominate them in anything they try to initiate. Probably pence will cry for “ mother” the bad black lady made me feel stupid.