Kamala Harris' Promised New Path Forward and Her Media Strategy

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As the 2024 presidential election comes to a close, Democratic nominee Kamala Harris has yet to hold a formal press conference. She has, however, given speeches, done brief press gaggles, and appeared on various news outlets, including Fox News. Harris has emphasized her plans for a new path forward and a vision that contrasts with former President Trump's. She has also addressed the importance of the Jan. 6 events and reminded supporters about Trump's leadership style. If Harris wins the presidency, it's expected she'll hold a press conference as the president-elect.

**What can we expect from Kamala Harris in the final days of the 2024 presidential campaign?

Kamala Harris
2024 Election
Press Conferences
January 6
Former President Trump

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