Vice President Kamala HarrisVerified account

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Vice President of the United States. Wife to the first . Momala. Auntie. Fighting for the people.

Joined November 2016

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  1. The right to vote is fundamental, and we must do everything we can to protect it. We must pass the For the People Act and the John Lewis Voting Rights Act.

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  2. This week, and I met with leaders from the Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities. We discussed stopping anti-Asian hate crimes, passing federal legislation to protect the right to vote, and ensuring all families have the support they need.

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  3. With the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal, we will make the largest federal investment in public transit in our nation’s history.

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  4. In securing our Capitol, these officers secured our democracy. Let us never forget that.

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  5. Please take this Delta variant seriously. Find a vaccine near you at .

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  6. 200 days down – and America is moving forward once again.

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  7. Today we remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice, or were wounded in service. is a reminder to us all of their service and sacrifice for our nation.

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  8. Make no mistake: Access to high-speed Internet means access to opportunity. The Bipartisan Infrastructure bill will make a historic investment in our nation's broadband infrastructure.

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  9. Today I was on Capitol Hill for meetings to discuss the Bipartisan Infrastructure bill.

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  10. The best defense against the Delta variant: the COVID-19 vaccine.

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  11. Aug 6

    On my first day in office, I directed the Department of Education to pause federal student loan repayments for millions of Americans until September. The pause has been a critical lifeline — that’s why today, my administration is extending the pause until January 31, 2022.

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  12. Each generation has fought to expand voting rights, and we owe it to the next generation to fight for every American’s right to vote and have their vote counted.

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  13. Just as leaders recognized 56 years ago, we are in a critical moment, and that is why we must pass these bills. It will not be easy. But the struggle over voting rights has never been easy.

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  14. There are two landmark pieces of federal legislation moving through Congress now that our Administration fully supports—the For the People Act and the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.

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  15. As a result, states have passed anti-voter legislation. Just this year, 18 states have passed 30 laws that make it more difficult for Americans to vote, including by limiting vote-by-mail, early voting, and other restrictive measures. We must fight back, and we are.

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  16. On this anniversary, we honor the generations of Americans who marched, organized, and sacrificed, and we commit to continuing the fight. Today, voting rights are once again under attack. Over the past decade, the Voting Rights Act has been gutted by Supreme Court decisions.

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  17. Earlier this week I joined his daughters Lynda, Luci, and great-granddaughter Tatum, along with for a conversation on the impact of this historic piece of legislation.

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  18. The Voting Rights Act remains one of the most important pieces of legislation in our nation's history. It is estimated that in the five years after passage, almost as many Black Americans registered to vote in some southern states as in the 100 years prior to 1965.

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  19. Fifty-six years ago today - surrounded by Democrats and Republicans, activists and leaders including Dr. Martin Luther King, John Lewis, and Rosa Parks - President Lyndon Baines Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act of 1965 into law.

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  20. Over 4 million new jobs created. The most jobs created in the first six months of any Administration – in history. America is getting back to work.

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