“Sen. Kamala Harris is increasingly pitching herself as the presidential candidate who can bridge the growing divide within the Democratic Party by focusing more on kitchen-table issues than ideological labels,” the Wall Street Journal reports.
“Competing against fellow top-tier Democrats like Sen. Elizabeth Warren, whose campaign slogan is ‘big structural change,’ and Sen. Bernie Sanders who has been promising a ‘political revolution,’ Ms. Harris has in recent appearances tried to distinguish herself by laying out a vision that is still liberal, but less far-reaching than those of the two prominent progressives.”
“She has also sought to be more aggressive on issues like health-care reform and climate change than former Vice President Joe Biden, the front-runner in the primary contest who has accused Ms. Harris of lacking clear positions.”
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