TUCSON, Arizona — Southern Arizona voters who turned out to hear Vice President Kamala Harris announce her strategy for border security Friday described that her sensible approach is part of her appeal.
Local residents who spoke with the Washington Examiner at Harris’s “border security and stability” campaign event said they were, in part, driven away from Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump because of his all-or-nothing rhetoric and drawn to Harris because she was more matter-of-fact and embodied a common sense approach to issues.
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