KAMALA Harris walked up the steps at her campaign rally Friday night in a similar move to President Joe Biden.
Biden was captured several times struggling to go up and down stairs during his presidency.
Entering the stage at his rally in Phoenix, Arizona, Harris stumbled while climbing the stairs but managed to balance himself, narrowly avoiding a trip in front of 15,000 spectators.
The vice president joined her new running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, on stage at the rally.
Harris and Walz’s rally coincided with Trump’s rally in Montana, which was postponed due to the former president’s emergency landing following a mechanical failure.
Walz greeted the 59-year-old as she took the stage, but the pair were interrupted by pro-Palestinian protesters.
Harris silenced the crowd and allowed the protesters to continue speaking their minds.
“Wait a second,” she said.
“Let me just say this, about what I think I’m hearing over there.
“I have been clear: now is the time to reach a ceasefire agreement and conclude the hostage agreement.”
The presidential candidate said she and President Biden are actively working “24/7 to complete the ceasefire agreement and bring the hostages home.”
“I respect your voices, but we are here now to talk about this race in 2024,” she said, turning her attention to the election.
Harris’ response differs from her reaction during the rally in Detroit earlier in the week, when she spoke about the Gaza protesters, The Associated Press reported.
The former prosecutor went on to brag about her record, citing the drugs and gangs she arrested.
“I sued them case after case and won,” Harris said.
“Then I know what I’m talking about.”
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