Vice President Kamala Harris expressed her belief that the Biden-Harris ticket will emerge victorious in the 2024 presidential election during an interview with "60 Minutes."
In an interview with "60 Minutes," Vice President Kamala Harris exuded confidence in the Biden-Harris ticket's chances of victory in the 2024 presidential election. She emphasized the strength of the team and its commitment to fighting for the values and freedoms that Americans hold dear.
"I have no doubt that the Biden-Harris ticket will win in 2024," Harris declared. "We have a strong team that is focused on delivering results for the American people."
Harris also highlighted the importance of voting and civic engagement in protecting fundamental rights and ensuring a just and equitable society. She drew parallels between the civil rights struggles of the past, such as the events of Bloody Sunday, and the ongoing fight to safeguard reproductive freedom.
"The fight for voting rights is still ongoing today," Harris said. "We must never take these freedoms for granted. They are essential to our democracy."
She condemned the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, arguing that it represented a dangerous attack on women's rights. She urged Americans to stand up for their beliefs and demand respect for individual autonomy.
"This is not only about the women of America, it's about everyone," Harris asserted. "It's about the promise of America, it's about — you can't take freedoms."
The vice president praised the indomitable spirit of those who marched for voting rights during Bloody Sunday and emphasized the need for continued activism in the face of challenges. She encouraged women to embrace their power and aspire to leadership roles.
"We have to dream with ambition," Harris said. "We have to fight for what we believe in."
Harris addressed concerns about pay equity in women's sports, referencing the disparity between WNBA players' salaries and those of their male counterparts. She pledged to advocate for equal treatment in all areas of society.
In closing, Harris emphasized the importance of unity and collective action in addressing the challenges facing the nation. She urged Americans to come together and work towards a future where everyone has the opportunity to succeed and thrive.
"We are stronger when we are united," Harris said. "Let's build a future that we can all be proud of."
