GEORGIA: With just under two weeks until the presidential elections, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris is eager to connect with all Americans as she campaigns for her first term in the White House.

Before heading to Georgia for a rally, Harris spoke to reporters, expressing her commitment to understanding the concerns of both men and women regarding the future of democracy. She emphasized that many citizens desire a president who can lead with optimism while addressing the challenges they face, such as rising grocery prices, support for small businesses, and affordable homeownership.

Harris accused former President Donald Trump of infringing upon fundamental freedoms, particularly women's rights to make decisions about their own bodies. She believes it is crucial to focus on both economic issues and individual freedoms as she aims to be a leader for all Americans.

Discussing the border security situation, Harris stated that ensuring a secure U.S. border is a top priority. She pledged to introduce a bipartisan border security bill and sign it into law if elected.

In an exciting campaign development, Harris is scheduled to join former President Barack Obama at a rally near Atlanta on Thursday, where rock legend Bruce Springsteen will perform to motivate voters. Additionally, she will campaign alongside former First Lady Michelle Obama in Michigan on Saturday. Both Obamas have publicly endorsed Harris and participated in events supporting her campaign.

Harris expressed her gratitude for the support from prominent figures like Obama and Springsteen, stating she feels "honored" to have them at her campaign events as she seeks to unite the country and lead with optimism.

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