Harris misspeaks while introducing Ossoff at Georgia rally
Politics · First reported 29 Oct, 23:35 · Updated 23:45
At a Thursday rally for Sen. Jon Ossoff in Georgia, former Vice President Kamala Harris began introducing him as “the next” senator, then corrected herself. She also criticized Trump administration policies and praised campaign volunteers.
- Harris initially called Ossoff “the next” senator from Georgia before correcting her introduction.
- Harris criticized the Trump administration’s tariffs and cuts to Medicaid and food stamps, and referred to a “war nobody asked for.”
- She praised Ossoff’s campaign volunteers and offered advice about being a role model and maintaining one’s identity at work.
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- Event
- A rally for Jon Ossoff campaign volunteers in Georgia on Thursday.
- Introduction
- Harris first referred to Ossoff as “the next” senator from Georgia, then corrected herself.
- Policy remarks
- Harris criticized tariffs, a “war nobody asked for,” and cuts to Medicaid and food stamps.
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- An earlier Lux story was headlined as reporting that Harris urged Georgia Democrats to turn “pain into purpose” in a fight against Trump. [93f45be9-3575-4783-9771-72df466936c1]
- An earlier Lux summary said Georgia officials reported that voter-registration systems were not accessed or compromised in a case involving an AI agent’s access to aggregate data on a state website. [b612b983-76b7-43f6-ac0a-a683d0d57966]
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