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Vice President Harris Campaigns with Former Republican Liz Cheney
Vice President Kamala Harris is collaborating with former Wyoming Republican Rep. Liz Cheney in a series of moderated conversations targeting swing voters in crucial battleground states. These events will take place in suburban areas of Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
Moderators include Republican strategist Sarah Longwell and conservative radio host Charlie Sykes. The aim is to persuade disaffected Republicans, particularly white suburban women, to vote for Harris.
Cheney, a vocal critic of former President Trump, endorsed Harris despite their political differences. She believes Harris is committed to what’s right for the country.
The events, while unlikely to sway a large number of voters, could have a significant impact in closely contested states.
Voters like George Levy, who became a Democrat after Trump’s election, appreciate Cheney’s courage in standing up for the country.
Meanwhile, Trump has attacked Harris for campaigning with Cheney, accusing her of warmongering.
Harris’s schedule includes more interactive events where voters can ask questions, including a town hall with CNN on Wednesday in Pennsylvania.