Harris campaigns with David Crowley in Milwaukee, attacks Trump administration and Tom Tiffany
Former Vice President Kamala Harris appeared with Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley in Milwaukee on Monday, eight days before the Nov. 3 election, calling the Trump administration "the most callous and corrupt and incompetent" in American history.
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Right · 2Former Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in Milwaukee on Monday, Oct. 26, alongside David Crowley, the Milwaukee County executive and Democratic nominee for Wisconsin governor, eight days before the Nov. 3 election. Washington ExaminerR “Harris campaigned alongside Crowley, the Milwaukee County executive, in Milwaukee on Monday, eight days before the Nov. 3 election.” Read at Washington Examiner ↗ Fox NewsR “David Crowley, the Democratic nominee for governor in Wisconsin” Read at Fox News ↗ Right · 1The Washington Examiner reported that the event was a Women for Crowley event hosted by the Wisconsin Democratic Party and part of a multistate swing with stops in Georgia, Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire and Wisconsin. Washington ExaminerR “Speaking at a Women for Crowley event hosted by the Wisconsin Democratic Party”“a multistate campaign swing that has included stops in Georgia, Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire, and Wisconsin” Read at Washington Examiner ↗ Right · 1Harris told attendees, "We are now in a moment to turn anger into action," acknowledging that many people had spent "a year and a half" feeling anger, sadness and frustration. Washington ExaminerR ““We are now in a moment to turn anger into action,” Harris said.”““For the last year and a half, I know many of us have been going through a whole lot of emotion” Read at Washington Examiner ↗
Right · 2Harris described the Trump administration as "the most callous and corrupt and incompetent presidential administration in the history of America" and spoke of "brutality" coming from the highest office, without naming President Donald Trump, according to both outlets. Washington ExaminerR “While not naming President Donald Trump directly, Harris criticized his administration” Read at Washington Examiner ↗ Fox NewsR “she didn't mention him by name once” Read at Fox News ↗ Right · 2Harris also said, "The measure of the strength of a leader is based on who you lift up, not who you beat down," and, according to Fox News, contrasted Crowley with "some other people who are constantly looking in the mirror." Washington ExaminerR ““The measure of the strength of a leader is based on who you lift up, not who you beat down.”” Read at Washington Examiner ↗ Fox NewsR “Unlike some other people who are constantly looking in the mirror, David is looking at the people.” Read at Fox News ↗ Right · 2Harris criticised Crowley's opponent, Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany, for supporting Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, saying, "By the way, we won." Fox News added that those efforts rested on unsubstantiated claims of widespread fraud. Washington ExaminerR “Harris criticized Tiffany’s support for Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election, declaring, “By the way, we won.”” Read at Washington Examiner ↗ Fox NewsR “based on unsubstantiated claims of widespread fraud” Read at Fox News ↗
Right · 1Fox News reported that at an earlier event Crowley called Harris a "huge mentor," and that Tiffany responded on social media by accusing Crowley of sharing Harris' support for higher taxes, "taxpayer benefits for illegals" and "Green New Deal policies" that he argued would raise energy costs. Fox NewsR “Crowley called Harris a "huge mentor" of his, adding that his wife loves her.”“"taxpayer benefits for illegals" and "Green New Deal policies"” Read at Fox News ↗ Right · 2Both outlets place the appearance in the context of Harris' possible 2028 run after the 2024 loss to Trump. Harris told CNN, "I honestly go back and forth," and said in September in Detroit that "'28 won't matter if we don't get through '26." Washington ExaminerR “She has not ruled out a 2028 presidential campaign.” Read at Washington Examiner ↗ Fox NewsR “"I do sincerely believe '28 won't matter if we don't get through '26," she said.” Read at Fox News ↗ Right · 1Fox News said Harris has recently also campaigned with Nevada gubernatorial candidate Aaron Ford and Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and Chris Pappas in New Hampshire, and that the activity has fueled speculation about a 2028 bid. Fox NewsR “including Nevada gubernatorial candidate Aaron Ford and Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and Chris Pappas in New Hampshire”“Her increased involvement has only fueled speculation that she is laying the groundwork for another White House run in 2028.” Read at Fox News ↗
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- Framing
- Both right-leaning outlets lead with Harris' criticism of the Trump administration and her rhetoric, rather than Crowley's own campaign. The Washington Examiner centres on the 'turn anger into action' message to women; Fox News calls it some of her 'harshest criticism' yet.
- Emphasis
- Harris' sharpest quotes, that she did not name Trump, her 2020 election remarks, and 2028 speculation. Fox News adds Tiffany's attack on Crowley's ties to Harris.
- Leaves out or plays down
- Neither gives Crowley's policy platform or any Democratic or Crowley-side account beyond the 'huge mentor' remark; no left or centre outlets covered it.
- Charged language
- “harshest criticism”“pounced”“barnstormed”“lambasting”
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“offered some of her harshest criticism of the Trump White House yet” — Fox News
“Tiffany pounced on the connection in a social media post” — Fox News
“Harris urged Wisconsin women to “turn anger into action”” — Washington Examiner
What every side reports
- Harris appeared with David Crowley in Milwaukee on Monday, eight days before the Nov. 3 election.
- Harris called the Trump administration the "most callous and corrupt and incompetent" in American history without naming Trump.
- Harris criticised Rep. Tom Tiffany over the 2020 election and said "we won."
- The appearance fed discussion of a possible 2028 Harris presidential run.
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Harris urged supporters to channel anger into organising, attacked the Trump administration and Tiffany, and said she remains undecided about 2028.
““We are now in a moment to turn anger into action,” Harris said.” — Washington Examiner
““I honestly go back and forth,” Harris told CNN.” — Washington Examiner
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Crowley, the Democratic nominee, called Harris a "huge mentor" and shared the stage with Harris, who praised him as a leader who looks at the people.
“Crowley called Harris a "huge mentor" of his, adding that his wife loves her.” — Fox News
“David is looking at the people. That's the kind of leader we want.” — Fox News
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Kamala Harris urges Wisconsin women to ‘turn anger into action’ at Crowley rally
Neutral Straight campaign report centred on Harris' 'turn anger into action' message to women, with her quotes and 2028 context.
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Kamala Harris calls Trump administration 'most callous and corrupt' in American history
Critical Frames the speech as Harris' harshest anti-Trump attack, notes she avoided naming him, and gives Tiffany's rebuttal and 2028 speculation.
- 27 Oct 01:04 First Washington ExaminerR Kamala Harris urges Wisconsin women to ‘turn anger into action’ at Crowley rally
- 27 Oct 14:37 +13h 34m Fox NewsR Kamala Harris calls Trump administration 'most callous and corrupt' in American history
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