Summary
The Harris-Walz campaign clarified Vice President Kamala Harris’s recent comments about shooting an intruder in her home, stating that she was joking. Senior adviser Keisha Lance Bottoms emphasized that while Harris respects the right to bear arms, her remarks were made in jest and should not be taken literally.
During a CNN appearance, Bottoms addressed the backlash following Harris’s statement, where she jokingly suggested that an intruder would be shot if they broke into her house. Bottoms reiterated that the Vice President understands the scrutiny her words attract and that the comment was intended to be humorous. She also highlighted Harris’s commitment to responsible gun ownership and community safety, framing the incident as a moment that humanizes the Vice President amidst the ongoing campaign. The clarification comes as the Harris-Walz campaign faces increased media attention and scrutiny in the lead-up to the 2024 presidential election.
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