Kamala Harris, Tim Walz appear in the campaign for the first time together

The selection of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as the vice-presidential candidate by Democrat Kamala Harris means that both parties have already completed the running pairs for the November elections. Ms. Harris and Mr. Walz appeared for the first time on Tuesday evening at a campaign rally together in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, one of the swing states expected to determine the outcome of the election. Vice presidential candidate JD Vance also visited Philadelphia on Tuesday. Philadelphia is a city steeped in symbolism. It is the city where the founders of the United States declared independence. On Tuesday, both parties campaigned in this very city. Democratic candidate Kamala Harris introduced her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. “Tim and I have a message for Trump and others who want to limit our basic freedoms: We will not back down,” she said. Mr. Walz, an Army veteran, former teacher and former high school football coach before entering politics, directly attacked the Republican candidates. “It's something I've noticed and I have to say it. They are disgusting, they are weird. This is the truth,” he said. Some Democrats say Mr. Walz will win over former Democrats from swing states who voted for Mr. Trump. “I …

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