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Vice President Harris Launches New Campaign Ad Against Attacks

Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at a campaign event in Greensboro, N.C., Thursday, July 11, 2024. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

Vice President Kamala Harris recently unveiled a new campaign ad in response to a barrage of negative attacks from the Trump campaign and its allies as the 2024 election approaches its climax. The ad, released on Thursday evening, features Harris addressing the camera directly, countering the negative portrayal of her with a message of unity and resilience.

In the ad, Harris emphasizes her lifelong dedication to fighting for others, citing her experience as a prosecutor, district attorney, and attorney general. She highlights her efforts in combating drug cartels and human traffickers to safeguard communities, positioning herself as a champion of justice and public safety.

The ad comes in the midst of a heated advertising battle, with data from AdImpact revealing a predominantly negative tone in the Republican campaign's messaging. A significant portion of the Republican ads have focused on immigration and crime, with a substantial budget allocated to ads with negative messaging.

Highlights her experience as a prosecutor, district attorney, and attorney general.
Harris addresses negative attacks with message of unity and resilience.
Emphasizes efforts in combating drug cartels and human traffickers for public safety.

Many of the pro-Trump ads have spotlighted accounts of violent crimes attributed to illegal immigrants, with some directly implicating Harris. The Harris campaign's response aims to counter these attacks by showcasing her law enforcement background and commitment to tackling illegal drugs and crime.

As the election draws nearer, both campaigns are intensifying their advertising efforts, with the Harris campaign reserving approximately $28 million in ad time this week, particularly targeting key battleground states.

The ad serves as a strategic move by the Harris campaign to reframe the narrative and appeal to voters weary of divisive politics, urging a shift towards a more constructive and inclusive approach to governance.

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