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"During recent weeks, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris has emerged from the shadow of President Joe Biden, engaging in high-profile activities aimed at rallying the diverse coalition of voters that brought them to the White House.
Harris' more prominent role comes at a time when progressive Democrats are scrutinizing Biden's policies, particularly regarding Israel, and as polls indicate a tight race against Republican rival Donald Trump.
While Biden has upheld abortion rights but emphasized the importance of preserving women's lives, Harris has taken a more assertive stance.
During a visit to Planned Parenthood in Minneapolis, she became the first sitting vice president to visit an abortion clinic, highlighting abortion as a fundamental aspect of women's healthcare.
In Selma, Harris made significant statements regarding Israel's offensive against Hamas, calling for an immediate ceasefire, a term that resonated with left-leaning Democrats.
However, some critics argue that her use of new language should be accompanied by tangible policy changes.
Despite claims of a difference in policy, current and former Harris aides assert that her initiatives primarily differ in tone and emphasis from Biden's, reflecting her longstanding interests, including those from her time as a prosecutor.
Biden's focus remains on core economic issues to appeal to centrists, using his trips to competitive election states to promote policies like bringing back manufacturing jobs and supporting unions.
In contrast, Harris has embraced a more confrontational role, with tours focused on reproductive freedoms and college campuses, in addition to discussing the economy.
Challenges for Harris include addressing longstanding issues such as migration, voting rights, and rebuilding fractured parts of the Democratic coalition.
Polling data suggests that while Biden and Trump are tied nationally, there is disapproval among key demographic groups that supported Biden in 2020, including women, people under 40, and Latinos.
Despite facing criticism and protests, particularly regarding the Biden administration's stance on Israel, Harris remains a popular figure within the Democratic Party.
However, questions remain about her effectiveness as an administration spokesperson and her potential as a presidential candidate.
Harris has maintained alignment with Biden's policies, emphasizing their consistency since the beginning of their partnership. Biden has expressed strong support for Harris, praising her performance as vice president."