Vice President Kamala Harris held a star-studded rally in Houston, urging men and women to vote against Donald Trump’s policies on Nov. 5. Harris emphasized the importance of defending freedoms, especially in the face of a health care crisis she blamed on Trump. The event featured appearances by Beyoncé and Willie Nelson, with Beyoncé calling for unity and women’s empowerment. The rally focused on reproductive rights, with doctors sharing stories of the dangers of restrictive laws. Harris also criticized Trump for appointing Supreme Court justices who overturned Roe v. Wade. The event aimed to draw attention to the importance of the upcoming election and emphasized the serious choices Americans face. Harris highlighted the need for men to support women’s health care choices, and criticized restrictive laws around abortion. The rally also highlighted Democratic Rep. Colin Allred’s campaign against Republican Sen. Ted Cruz, with chants calling to “Beat Ted Cruz” echoing through the crowd. Attendees expressed support for Harris and concern about Trump’s behavior and treatment of women. The event drew around 30,000 people and was described as a massive dance party. Voters emphasized the importance of voting early and supporting candidates who will fight for their rights and represent them effectively.
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