Vice President Kamala Harris is facing backlash for her staunch pro-abortion stance and comments regarding religious exemptions for medical professionals. In a recent NBC interview, she rejected the idea of allowing religious exemptions for doctors who oppose performing abortions, asserting that abortion is a 'fundamental freedom' that should not be negotiable. This statement has prompted criticism from conservative voices and religious liberty advocates, who argue it undermines the rights of individuals with deeply held beliefs. Critics point to her previous actions targeting pro-life advocates and her perceived exploitation of faith during political campaigns. Meanwhile, Harris continues to emphasize abortion as a central issue for her campaign, with some suggesting that she is neglecting the concerns of working-class voters. The controversy highlights the ongoing national debate over abortion rights and religious freedoms.