Vogue on Instagram: “Individuals are summoned overnight for national rescue operations, but in late July, Vice President @KamalaHarris received one of those calls. With the decision to end President Joe Biden's re-election campaign, the world looked to Harris with hope. And she was a leader with widespread support, but a niche following. No, now she is expected to do something unprecedented in American history: run a presidential race in three months, as a woman of color, and win. The former leader, who allegedly threatened the future of the opposition and democracy, said, “You always put me above party and self.” Trust me to uphold America's founding principles, the rule of law, free and fair elections. For a peaceful transfer of power,” Harris insisted while accepting the Democratic nomination at the Democratic National Convention in August. Words that seemed to headline a momentous moment in American history for Vogue's October digital cover, Vice President and presidential candidate @kamalaharris asked Nathan Heller to find common ground, fight for the middle class, and leave the Oval Office. Who to call first. Tap link in bio to read @annieleibovitz, styled by @glam_qui, hair by @brejaggers, October 2024.”
281K likes, 12K comments – voguemagazine on October 11, 2024: “Individuals are rarely summoned overnight for national rescue operations, but at the end of July, Vice President @KamalaHarris received one of those calls. President Joe Biden decided to stop his re-election bid. On the campaign trail, the world saw Harris with hopes and doubts. Seen, but she was a leader of broad support, but she was expected to do something unprecedented in American history: to mount and win the presidential race in three months. , with a notorious former leader, the opposition and the future of democracy is said to be at stake, as a woman, “You can always count on me – Above party and yourself—keep America's fundamental principles from governing. “For a peaceful transition of power to legal, free and fair elections,” Harris urged while accepting the Democratic nomination at the Democratic National Convention in August. For Vogue's October digital cover, vice president and presidential candidate @kamalaharis talks to Nathan Heller about finding common ground, fighting for the middle class, and who he'd call first from the Oval Office. Tap link in bio to read full profile. Photographed by @annieleibovitz, styled by @lesliefremar, makeup by @glam_qui, hair by @brejaggers. Vogue, October Digital Cover 2024.”.
voguemagazine, instagram.com
“Amateur coffee fan. Travel guru. Subtly charming zombie maven. Incurable reader. Web fanatic.”
More Stories
Martin Schulz: “I want more courage for the United States of Europe”
US reports first case of H5N1 bird flu virus in pigs
Polestar fears US sales ban