Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign is set to debut a new advertisement titled 'Fearless' as part of a substantial $50 million media buy in key battleground states leading up to the Democratic National Convention next month. The ad showcases Harris' journey in public service, starting with childhood photos and transitioning to her roles as a prosecutor and California's attorney general.
In the ad, Harris is heard addressing the audience, emphasizing the need to move forward and not regress under the current administration. She criticizes President Donald Trump's policies, particularly his stance on tax breaks for the wealthy and attempts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act.
The campaign plans to air the ad during various popular programs in the coming weeks, including the Olympics, The Bachelorette, and Big Brother. Campaign chair Jen O'Malley Dillon praised Harris for her track record of standing up against powerful interests and expressed confidence in her ability to confront Trump in the upcoming election.
On the other side, the Trump campaign is launching ads targeting Harris' immigration record, inaccurately labeling her as the 'border czar' of the administration. These ads seek to undermine Harris' credibility on the issue and paint her as complicit in the current administration's policies.
The contrasting ad strategies reflect the intensifying competition between the two campaigns as the election draws nearer. Harris' ad aims to highlight her commitment to public service and progressive values, while the Trump campaign seeks to sow doubt about her record and effectiveness in addressing key issues.
