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How Harris' Campaign Responded When Reporters Started Asking Attendees Questions at a PA Event

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Vice President Kamala Harris is taking a page from the Clinton/Biden playbook regarding the press at their campaign events. Harris is in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, one of the areas that will determine who will clinch the Keystone State in 2024, with Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. And they’re not allowing the press to ask attendees questions, roping them in a pen a la Hillary Clinton. The Associated Press’ Steve Peoples reported on the ground conditions there:

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After Joe Biden got boat raced by Donald Trump after the June 27 debate, his staff also prevented reporters from asking attendees how they felt about the first duel between Trump and the outgoing president during a rally in Las Vegas, Nevada:

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