Kamala Harris on Trump, Vance

At a fundraiser in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, Vice President Kamala Harris labeled remarks from Donald Trump and his running mate J.D. Vance as 'weird', marking a strategic shift in her campaign following President Biden's exit from the 2024 race. During the event, which attracted around 800 attendees and raised over $1.4 million, Harris emphasized the challenges ahead for Democrats, describing them as the 'underdogs' in the race. She did not specify particular comments but highlighted Trump's 'wild lies' about her record and referenced Vance's controversial past remarks about 'childless cat ladies'. Harris's campaign is working to redefine the narrative by focusing on the peculiarities of Trump's rhetoric. The attack strategy is gaining traction among Democrats, with support from figures like Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, who echoed similar sentiments. As the campaign progresses, Harris is positioning herself to counter the Republican narrative aggressively.