United States Vice President and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris celebrated her 60th birthday on Sunday. Harris was seen dancing to the tunes of Bob Marley’s ‘Redemption Song’ performed by singer Stevie Wonder, a 25-time Grammy winner.
This is not the first time Wonder has performed for Harris. During the Democratic National Convention in August, he performed his 1973 hit 'Higher Ground'.
Stevie Wonder himself sang his classic “Happy Birthday” to Kamala Harris at a “Souls to the Polls” GOTV event in GA.
— 🪷 Madam Auntie VP Kamala Harris for PRESIDENT! (@flywithkamala) October 20, 2024
Afterwards, Kamala leaned in to tell Stevie she loves him and that he nearly brought her to tears. Stevie replied, “Don’t cry. We are celebrating.” 🫶🏾🥹 pic.twitter.com/vlQOl9FRBj
Harris attended the Sunday service at the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Stonecrest during her birthday.
In an interview with Rev Al Sharpton on MSNBC, Harris said the American people deserve so much better. “That is how I come at it...the President of the United States must set a standard - not only for our nation but understanding the standard we as a nation must set for the world.”
Harris said that her opponent, Republican candidate and former US President Donald Trump demeans the office. “Am very clear about this, Donald Trump should never again stand behind the seal of the President of the United States.”
If you're Kamala Harris and people are worried you might be too progressive, it's probably not wise to go on MSNBC with Al Sharpton and let him put words in your mouth that you are, in fact, super progressive and soft on crime. pic.twitter.com/LzRo19l76A
— Erick Erickson (@EWErickson) October 21, 2024
He has not earned that right and that is why he is going to lose, she added.
With just 15 days remaining for the US presidential elections, the fight is getting tighter. Both Harris and Trump have intensified their campaigns in the crucial swing states including Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona Georgia, Wisconsin and Nevada.
Former Democratic US President, Barack Obama, is expected to campaign with Kamala Harris in Georgia on Tuesday, while Trump will be campaigning in North Carolina, a crucial swing state.
