Vice President Kamala Harris responded to former President Donald Trump’s recent pledge to protect women whether they “like it or not,” at a press conference on Thursday morning, calling it “very offensive” given his stance on abortion.
The previous night, Trump described himself during a rally as a “protector” of women who would defend them “whether the women like it or not” if he regains the White House this November.
Harris noted that Trump’s pledge indicates he does not understand women have the “ability to make decision about their own lives.”
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‘Very Offensive’: Harris Responds to Trump’s Pledge to Protect Women Whether They ‘Like It Or Not’
- by: Phillip Nieto
- 10.31.24
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- 11/01/2024
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