With a rally in Georgia, Harris puts new focus on a battleground state

The transcript covers Vice President Harris's rally in Georgia, emphasizing the state's importance in the upcoming election. Harris addresses key issues like reproductive rights and border policy, while also responding to criticisms. The rally draws a large crowd, including a notable Republican supporter who prioritizes American interests over party lines. The event underscores Georgia's critical role in the political landscape, with both Democratic and Republican campaigns focusing on the state.

What was a key message from the vice president's campaign in Georgia?

• The state is not important for the election.

• The campaign is not addressing border policy.

• The focus is solely on economic issues.

• Their voices matter and they need to support the campaign.

What did the vice president pledge regarding border security?

• To leave the decision to the next administration.

• To bring back the border security bill that was previously killed.

• To increase border security funding without any legislative changes.

• To ignore the issue completely.

What was notable about the rally's attendance?

• The rally was held in a small venue.

• The rally had over 10,000 attendees, including people from different political backgrounds.

• Only Democrats attended the rally.

• It was the smallest event of the campaign.

Why did a Republican former Lieutenant governor support Harris?

• He believes in the policies of Donald Trump.

• He wants to be on the right side of history and prioritize the country over party.

• He is running for office himself.

• He was forced by his party to attend.

What was the former Lieutenant governor's view on working with Democrats?

• He believes it is impossible to work with them.

• He has no opinion on the matter.

• He thinks Democrats are not capable of leadership.

• He prefers working with Democrats over Donald Trump for the next four years.