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In the run up to the US presidential election in November 2024, a clear contrast has emerged between the Democratic contender Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican candidate former President Donald Trump.

US Presidential Polls | Kamala Harris Spreads 'Joy' On Campaign Trail, Donald Trump Incites 'Fear'

In the run up to the US presidential election in November 2024, a clear contrast has emerged between the Democratic contender Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican candidate former President Donald Trump.

It's campaign season for the 2024 US presidential election, and the candidates are painting pictures of joy and fear. Team Democrats led by Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz -- are pushing joy. They're asking citizens to vote for a future where they retain hard-fought freedoms. The rally cry of her campaign is "we're not going back" Contrast this with Trump's campaign to "Make America Great Again." The billionaire argues that leftist liberals have eroded the values that made the US a great country and a superpower. Republicans argue that their candidate is reflecting the sour mood of the country. The campaign leans into fear, with Trump warning voters they would not have a country anymore, if he's not back in power.

US Presidential polls | Kamala Harris: the trailblazer

Path-breaker, trail-blazers, fierce, feisty, glass-ceiling smashers&hellip; you can pick your adjective to describe&nbsp;Kamala&nbsp;Harris&hellip; because she is all that and much more&hellip;&nbsp;
Joe Biden&rsquo;s running mate is the woman of many firsts&hellip;&nbsp;
Born to Indian mother and Jamaican father,&nbsp;Kamala, grew up engaged with her Indian heritage, joining her mother on visits to India&hellip;&nbsp;
But her mother adopted Oakland's black culture, immersing her two daughters -&nbsp;Kamala&nbsp;and her younger sister Maya - within it. &nbsp;
A crusader for racial justice and criminal justice system reforms&hellip;&nbsp;Kamala&nbsp;has called out Trump&rsquo;s policies in no uncertain terms&hellip; &nbsp;
Her strong position on issues has led many to label her far-left&hellip;&nbsp;
GovTrack, an independent nonpartisan website, lists her as the most liberal of all 100 senators. The New York Times labels her a pragmatic moderate; Fox News hosts call her a radical. She calls herself practical and progressive&hellip; &nbsp;
Now India is proud of&nbsp;Harris...&nbsp;Kamala&nbsp;is the Hindi and Sanskrit word for lotus, the flower that is also the symbol of the ruling BJP. Though she has described India-US relations as &ldquo;unbreakable&rdquo;, some of her views on India suggest she may clash with the current Indian government.&nbsp;
When Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar visited Washington last December, he refused to meet members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee if Rep. Pramila Jayapal&mdash;who has criticized India&rsquo;s Kashmir policy&mdash;was present, and the meeting was canceled. At the time,&nbsp;Harris&nbsp;criticized Jaishankar&rsquo;s actions,&nbsp;saying,&nbsp;&ldquo;It&rsquo;s wrong for any foreign government to tell Congress what members are allowed in meetings on Capitol Hill.&rdquo;&nbsp;
And in October 2019, two months after India revoked the autonomy of Indian-administered Kashmir,&nbsp;Harris&nbsp;had a warning&nbsp;&nbsp;for New Delhi: &ldquo;We are watching.&rdquo; &nbsp;
As&nbsp;Harris&rsquo;s uncle Gopalan Balachandran&nbsp;told&nbsp;the&nbsp;Hindustan Times,&nbsp;Harris&nbsp;&ldquo;likes India. &hellip; But that doesn&rsquo;t mean she gives a free pass to everything that India does.&rdquo;&nbsp;

Kamala: The Trail-Blazer

Path-breaker, trail-blazers, fierce, feisty, glass-ceiling smashers&hellip; you can pick your adjective to describe&nbsp;Kamala&nbsp;Harris&hellip; because she is all that and much more&hellip;&nbsp;
Joe Biden&rsquo;s running mate is the woman of many firsts&hellip;&nbsp;
Born to Indian mother and Jamaican father,&nbsp;Kamala, grew up engaged with her Indian heritage, joining her mother on visits to India&hellip;&nbsp;
But her mother adopted Oakland's black culture, immersing her two daughters -&nbsp;Kamala&nbsp;and her younger sister Maya - within it. &nbsp;
A crusader for racial justice and criminal justice system reforms&hellip;&nbsp;Kamala&nbsp;has called out Trump&rsquo;s policies in no uncertain terms&hellip; &nbsp;
Her strong position on issues has led many to label her far-left&hellip;&nbsp;
GovTrack, an independent nonpartisan website, lists her as the most liberal of all 100 senators. The New York Times labels her a pragmatic moderate; Fox News hosts call her a radical. She calls herself practical and progressive&hellip; &nbsp;
Now India is proud of&nbsp;Harris...&nbsp;Kamala&nbsp;is the Hindi and Sanskrit word for lotus, the flower that is also the symbol of the ruling BJP. Though she has described India-US relations as &ldquo;unbreakable&rdquo;, some of her views on India suggest she may clash with the current Indian government.&nbsp;
When Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar visited Washington last December, he refused to meet members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee if Rep. Pramila Jayapal&mdash;who has criticized India&rsquo;s Kashmir policy&mdash;was present, and the meeting was canceled. At the time,&nbsp;Harris&nbsp;criticized Jaishankar&rsquo;s actions,&nbsp;saying,&nbsp;&ldquo;It&rsquo;s wrong for any foreign government to tell Congress what members are allowed in meetings on Capitol Hill.&rdquo;&nbsp;
And in October 2019, two months after India revoked the autonomy of Indian-administered Kashmir,&nbsp;Harris&nbsp;had a warning&nbsp;&nbsp;for New Delhi: &ldquo;We are watching.&rdquo; &nbsp;
As&nbsp;Harris&rsquo;s uncle Gopalan Balachandran&nbsp;told&nbsp;the&nbsp;Hindustan Times,&nbsp;Harris&nbsp;&ldquo;likes India. &hellip; But that doesn&rsquo;t mean she gives a free pass to everything that India does.&rdquo;&nbsp;

Kamala&nbsp;Harris, the first woman of Indian origin to contest US VP polls on a major party ticket, has been termed everything from radical to a reformist. Here's an editorji&nbsp;deep dive into Harris, the person and politician. Also, a look at what will her vice-presidency mean for India.

Kamala: Will take drug approved by scientists, not Trump

Democratic vice-presidential candidate Kamala Harris on Thursday slammed the Trump administration's response to Covid pandemic as the greatest failure in presidential history

Democratic vice-presidential candidate Kamala Harris on Thursday slammed the Trump administration's response to Covid pandemic as the greatest failure in presidential history. Harris faced-off with vice-president Mike Pence in the first V-P debate. She said that although the Trump was aware of the lethality of coronavirus, it did not tell the truth to the people. Blasting Trump's attitude towards the Pandemic, Harris rubbed it in by saying that she will take a vaccine approved scientists, not by Donald Trump. ((Byte: Kamala: If Dr Fauci&nbsp;says take this vaccine, I'll be first in the line, but if Trump says take this vaccine, I am not gonna&nbsp;take it))

Democratic vice-presidential candidate Kamala Harris on Thursday slammed the Trump administration's response to Covid pandemic as the greatest failure in presidential history. Harris faced-off with vice-president Mike Pence in the first V-P debate. She said that although the Trump was aware of the lethality of coronavirus, it did not tell the truth to the people. Blasting Trump's attitude towards the Pandemic, Harris rubbed it in by saying that she will take a vaccine approved scientists, not by Donald Trump.

'Worst debate in history': US reacts fiercely on Trump-Biden faceoff

United States of America reacted fiercely to the chaotic first 2020 presidential campaign debate that was held on Tuesday night. While the two leaders tore each other apart, the social media users, politicians, and lawmakers have proclaimed it as the 'worst presidential debate in history'
Not only that the 2 leaders are being slammed for the chaotic 90 min event, but Fox News anchor Chris Wallace who was moderating the debate is also being criticised.&nbsp;
Former Vice President's running mate, Kamala&nbsp;Harris lashed out at the Republican leader and went on to call him an angry interrupting bully. Hillary Clinton too reiterated her faith in Democratic candidate's ability to hold the top office.&nbsp; Meanwhile, Republican Lawmaker slammed Wallace for being biased towards Joe Biden&nbsp;saying that American people cannot trust media because of such people. Darell Issa, Rebublican&nbsp;politician called out Biden's&nbsp;stand on pandemic as he urged people to fight everyday until November 3rd.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

'Worst debate in history' US reacts fiercely after Trump-Biden debate

Americans reacts fiercely to Trump-Biden debate
Faceoff declared 'worst presidential debate in history'
Apart from the 2 leaders, Chris Wallace also under fire
Kamala&nbsp;Harri&nbsp;calls Trump&nbsp;an angry interrupting bully
Wallace slammed for being biased towards Joe&nbsp;Biden

Americans reacted fiercely to the chaotic first 2020 presidential campaign debate that was held on Tuesday night. After&nbsp;Donald Trump and Joe Biden tore each other apart, social media users, politicians, and lawmakers proclaimed it as the 'worst presidential debate in history'
Not only that, both the US leaders are being slammed for the 90 min event, but Fox News anchor Chris Wallace who was moderating the debate is also being criticised.&nbsp;
Former Vice President's running mate, Kamala&nbsp;Harris lashed out at Trump&nbsp;and went on to call him an angry interrupting bully. Hillary Clinton too reiterated her faith in Democratic candidate's ability to hold the top office.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Republican lawmaker Darell Issa called out Wallace for being biased towards Joe Biden&nbsp;and went on to say that&nbsp;American people, therefore cannot trust media.

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