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Vice President Kamala Harris experienced a disappointing turnout at a campaign rally in Raleigh, North Carolina, with only about 250 supporters in attendance, highlighting challenges in her efforts to energize voters.
The event, held at Wake Tech Community College, aimed to rally support but instead revealed waning enthusiasm amid rising economic concerns.
Harris emphasized the impact of inflation, noting that the costs of essential items like bread and ground beef have significantly increased since the pandemic.
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“A loaf of bread costs 50% more today than it did before the pandemic,” Harris said. “Ground beef is up almost 50%.”
The sparse crowd underscored a sense of disconnection, particularly in a crucial battleground state like North Carolina, as Harris attempted to address middle-class issues, including tax relief and living expenses, while distancing herself from the Biden administration’s struggles with inflation.
