When Kamala Harris famously refused to seek the death penalty against a young gang member accused of killing a cop two decades ago, she said then that her opposition to capital punishment was well-reasoned and absolute.

Trump has been criticizing her for an answer to a question in which she initially declined to say anything she would have done different the past four years.

Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to make stops in Grand Rapids, Detroit, Lansing, and Oakland County this week.

With the election less than a month away, the public’s attention has shifted to the candidates’ responses to hurricane season, according to The Breakthrough, a CNN polling project that tracks what average Americans are actually hearing,

Kamala Harris raked in more than $1 billion in less than three in months as a presidential candidate, which is is more than former President Donald Trump pulled in for his campaign.

This week, Vice President Harris is slated to sit down with radio host Charlamagne tha God in an effort to recapture the same support from the Black community that Democrats have had in the past. Alex Witt is joined by fellow MSNBC host Rev.

Donald Trump is an insult machine, worse, he is an insult machine that has no bottom, particularly it seems when he’s feeling frustrated, not getting his way, and there’s a woman he wants to blame. Trump recently referred to his Democratic presidential nominee opponent Kamala Harris as “retarded,” according to The New York Times.

While there was originally talk of more than one meeting between Trump and Harris, the former president made his intentions clear with a post on Truth Social.

In the latest NBC News poll, Vice President Harris lands even with former President Trump. When third party candidates are factored in, she trails by one point. Oorbit Gaming and Entertainment executive chairman and Newsweek Editor-at-large Tom Rogers dives into the reasons why both Harris and Trump should be wary of other contenders.

Several polls released on Sunday show Kamala Harris in the lead or in a tight race with Donald Trump.   18:03 Democratic senator Raphael Warnock from Georgia said he does not believe Black men will show up for former President Trump in large numbers.