Alaska governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders ‘ recent criticism, which suggested Harris lacks humility because she does n’t have biological children, has drawn the attention of US vice president Kamala Harris. Harris challenged the antiquated idea while making a statement on the Call Her Daddy radio, praising her “modern home” and highlighting the changing concept of home in contemporary society.
Harris ‘ remarks were a step back against conventional notions, reminding viewers that family can take many forms and that women should n’t be judged based on whether or not they have children.
Sanders made the claim that Harris was n’t grounded because she did n’t have any children of her own during a town hall moderated for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in Michigan. ” My boys keep me humble”, Sanders remarked. ” Harris does n’t have anything keeping her humble”.
Harris, speaking on the popular radio hosted by Alex Cooper, addressed the “outdated watch”. ” I do n’t think she understands that there are a whole lot of women out here who, one, are not aspiring to be humble”, Harris said. There are” a lot of women out here who have children in their lives, families who love them, and many women who love them.”
Harris, who is married to Doug Emhoff, shared insight into her own living, highlighting her “modern home” that includes Emhoff’s youngsters from his first marriage, Cole and Ella, whom she tenderly calls her own. ” We have our home by heart, and then we have our home by passion, and I have both. I consider it a real gift. Cole and Ella call me’ Momala.’ We have a very present home, and I’m also friends with my father’s ex-wife”, Harris said
In a wider discussion about community and changing roles for women, Harris ‘ responses are included. The vice president took advantage of the moment to point out that today’s people no longer conform to rigorous molds. ” This is not the 1950s again. People come in all kinds of shapes and forms, and they’re home nonetheless”, she added, drawing a distinct line between traditional and contemporary conceptions of home.
Harris also touched upon derogatory remarks made by Trump’s running mate, JD Vance, who had previously expressed disdain for what he called” single rabbit women” running the country. Harris dismissed these remarks as “mean-spirited” but took the opportunity to steer the conversation in a positive manner. She emphasized the value of women uplifting one another, saying,” I think it’s really important for people to pull each other up.”
Harris ‘ campaign against Donald Trump is in full swing as she makes her look on the radio. The vice president’s plan has been criticized for minimal advertising looks, but in the coming weeks, Harris is set to have on a variety of high-profile initiatives, including CBS ‘ 60 Minutes, ABC’s The View, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and The Howard Stern Show.
Harris and Cooper also covered issues like biological right and Harris’s prosecution job with an emphasis on violence against women while on the Call Her Daddy radio. Cooper, who is known for focusing discussions on children’s independence, noted how important it was to speak with the vice president immediately about issues that had an impact on women. His strategy has extremely focused on gender equality and reproductive rights.
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