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Kamala Harris says ‘Mississippi matters’ at Columbus rally for Scott Colom

Mississippi Today and NY Post Politics describe the same event in different terms.

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What happened Former Vice President Harris campaigns for Democrat Colom in Columbus just days before President Donald Trump is scheduled to campaign in Corinth for Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith.
The headline split The center frames it as "Kamala Harris says ‘Mississippi matters’ at Columbus rally for Scott Colom". The right frames it as "Kamala Harris gets crickets from Mississippi rally crowd after butchering motivational qu...".
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CenterKamala Harris says ‘Mississippi matters’ at Columbus rally for Scott Colom

Mississippi Today · Center · News report

Right / center-rightKamala Harris gets crickets from Mississippi rally crowd after butchering motivational quote: ‘Let me repeat that’

NY Post Politics · Center-right · News report

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Mississippi TodayNews report · Oct 23, 2:37 AM

Kamala Harris says ‘Mississippi matters’ at Columbus rally for Scott Colom

Former Vice President Harris campaigns for Democrat Colom in Columbus just days before President Donald Trump is scheduled to campaign in Corinth for Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith.

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NY Post PoliticsNews report · Oct 23, 1:59 AM

Kamala Harris gets crickets from Mississippi rally crowd after butchering motivational quote: ‘Let me repeat that’

The applause line received barely any reaction from the crowd, prompting the stunned former vice president to painfully deliver it again.

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