Kamala Harris on polling and polarization
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With the 2024 elections less than a year away, the Biden-Harris administration must confront a host of challenges at home and abroad, including inflation and partisan gridlock, and conflict in Gaza and Ukraine. Vice President Kamala Harris defended the administration’s economic record, pointing to record low unemployment and wage growth, and dismissed concerns about Biden’s age. When speaking about the war between Israel and Hamas, which appears to have caused a resurgence of anti-Semitism, Harris emphasized that she believed social divisions based on race, religion or otherwise had long existed in the country. It was just a matter of what might cause a flare-up.
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