Vice President Harris used her remaining campaign time before Election Day to make a stop in Pennsylvania alongside Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., a member of the progressive 'Squad.'
Harris visited Old San Juan Café in Reading with Ocasio-Cortez and Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro on Monday night. Rep. Chrissy Houlahan, D-Penn., and Reading Mayor Eddie Moran also joined.
Supporters chanted 'Sí, se puede' and 'Kamala' as the vice president’s motorcade pulled up to the café. Harris chatted with some diners inside and later ordered cassava, yellow rice, and pork, saying, 'I’m very hungry' as she noted that she has been too busy campaigning to find time to eat.
Diana de La Rosa, owner of the café, told the Reading Eagle that she was glad the vice president took the time to visit her business.
'[Harris] said she was very proud of me, that my restaurant is beautiful, and that she is very proud of women in business,' de La Rosa told the outlet.
While in Reading, Harris also canvassed with supporters, knocking on doors.