Vice President Kamala Harris made a campaign stop at a union training facility in Michigan on Monday, aiming to rally union workers ahead of the upcoming election. The visit took place at the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades training facility and was attended by various dignitaries, including Sen. Gary Peters and local leaders.
During her visit, Harris engaged with instructors and apprentices, acknowledging the importance of their highly skilled work. She expressed gratitude for their contributions to the country, emphasizing their role in strengthening the nation.
One worker expressed appreciation to Harris for her efforts in protecting pensions and enacting the Inflation Reduction Act. Harris responded by highlighting the significance of unions and the vital role they play in supporting workers and their rights.
Addressing the gathered union workers, Harris contrasted her support for unions with that of her opponent, criticizing his lack of understanding and support for organized labor. She emphasized the need for policies that prioritize the well-being of union workers and ensure their rights are protected.
The visit served as an opportunity for Harris to connect with union members, highlighting her commitment to championing their interests and advocating for policies that benefit working Americans. As Election Day approaches, Harris's outreach to union workers underscores the importance of their support in shaping the future of the country.
