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Kamala Harris campaigns for Jon Ossoff in Georgia five days before midterms

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The Washington Examiner, the New York Post and the Daily Mail report that Kamala Harris spoke at a campaign rally for Sen. Jon Ossoff in Macon, Georgia, on Thursday, five days before the midterm elections. The outlets say Harris urged Democrats to turn frustration over rising costs into action and said life had grown more expensive during Trump’s time in office. At the start of her remarks she called Ossoff ‘the next’ senator from Georgia, then corrected herself to ‘continuing senator.’ The New York Post and the Daily Mail describe that moment as a stumble. According to the New York Post, Harris also criticized the Trump administration’s tariffs, a war and cuts to Medicaid and food stamps.

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  1. Kamala Harris, a former vice president, spoke at a campaign rally for Sen. Jon Ossoff in Georgia on Thursday, five days before the midterm elections.

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    Washington Examiner, New York Post, Daily Mail

  2. Harris said life had grown more expensive under Trump and urged supporters to turn pain into purpose.

    One outletWashington Examiner· Right

  3. Harris called Ossoff ‘the next’ senator before correcting herself to ‘continuing senator.’

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    New York Post, Daily Mail

  4. Harris criticized the Trump administration’s tariffs, a war and cuts to Medicaid and food stamps.

    One outletNew York Post· Right

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All three outlets report that Harris spoke for Sen. Jon Ossoff in Georgia before the midterms and misspoke, calling him ‘the next’ senator. The right side’s headlines differ: two lead with the stumble, the Washington Examiner with her call to turn pain into purpose.

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    Headlines lead with Harris’s verbal stumble at an Ossoff rally, mocking her as a gaffe or stumble, while the Washington Examiner’s headline centers her call to turn pain into purpose.

    Kamala Harris opens rally for Georgia Democrat with a Sensational language“brutal”The word adds drama to a verbal slip that the report describes as a brief misstatement.More neutral: verbal stumbleDisagree with this highlight? verbal stumble
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    infuriatedflubbedbrutalCackling

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  • Sensational language

    infuriatedMore neutral: frustrated

    The word characterizes the emotional state of the attendees in a way the reported event does not require.

    …— Former Vice President Kamala Harris called on Democratic voters and volunteers infuriated by President Donald Trump’s administration to turn their “pain into purpose” in the…

    Used byWashington Examiner (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    flubbedMore neutral: misspoke

    The verb adds a mocking tone to a brief misstatement that the report describes neutrally elsewhere.

    Former Vice President Kamala Harris flubbed her opening line at a campaign event for Sen.

    Used byNew York Post (Right)

  • Sensational language

    brutalMore neutral: verbal stumble

    The word adds drama to a verbal slip that the report describes as a brief misstatement.

    Kamala Harris opens rally for Georgia Democrat with a brutal verbal stumble

    Used byNew York Post (Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    CacklingMore neutral: Laughing

    The word mocks Harris’s laughter, a detail the report does not need to characterize her.

    Cackling Kamala Harris makes awkward verbal gaffe as she stumps for hunky Georgia Democrat

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

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  • Loaded modifier

    awkwardMore neutral: verbal slip

    The adjective passes judgement on the remark before the facts are described.

    Cackling Kamala Harris makes awkward verbal gaffe as she stumps for hunky Georgia Democrat

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    hunkyMore neutral: Democratic senator

    The word describes Ossoff’s appearance, which has no bearing on the event.

    Cackling Kamala Harris makes awkward verbal gaffe as she stumps for hunky Georgia Democrat

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

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    tyrantMore neutral: Trump, whom Harris criticized

    The headline presents Harris’s characterization of the president as a description of him, rather than attributing it to her in the headline itself.

    Harris pushes Georgia Democrats to turn ‘pain into purpose’ in fight against ‘tyrant’ Trump

    Quoted byWashington Examiner (Right)

    These are Kamala Harris’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

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Leads with

  • Verbal stumble introducing Ossoff
  • Harris’s call to Democrats before the midterms
  • Rising costs and criticism of the Trump administration
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  • Daily MailRight

    Loaded modifier“Cackling”The word mocks Harris’s laughter, a detail the report does not need to characterize her.More neutral: LaughingDisagree with this highlight? Kamala Harris makes Loaded modifier“awkward”The adjective passes judgement on the remark before the facts are described.More neutral: verbal slipDisagree with this highlight? verbal gaffe as she stumps for Loaded modifier“hunky”The word describes Ossoff’s appearance, which has no bearing on the event.More neutral: Democratic senatorDisagree with this highlight? Georgia Democrat

    Former Vice President Kamala Harris drew chuckles from Democrats in Georgia on Thursday after she started introducing Senator Jon Ossoff as the 'next' Senator of Georgia.

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  • New York PostRight

    Kamala Harris opens rally for Georgia Democrat with a Sensational language“brutal”The word adds drama to a verbal slip that the report describes as a brief misstatement.More neutral: verbal stumbleDisagree with this highlight? verbal stumble

    “The next … and continuing senator from the state of Georgia,” Harris said, briefly implying Sen. Jon Ossoff wasn’t already in office before catching herself.

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  • Washington ExaminerRight

    Harris pushes Georgia Democrats to turn ‘pain into purpose’ in fight against ‘Delegitimizing label“tyrant”The headline presents Harris’s characterization of the president as a description of him, rather than attributing it to her in the headline itself.More neutral: Trump, whom Harris criticizedThese are Kamala Harris’s words. The outlet is reporting them.Disagree with this highlight?’ Trump

    MACON, Georgia — Former Vice President Kamala Harris called on Democratic voters and volunteers infuriated by President Donald Trump’s administration to turn their “pain into purpose” in the five final days before the midterm elections. …

    Read at Washington Examiner (opens in a new tab)

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    Washington Examiner, Oct 29, 6:24 PM EDT

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  1. Washington ExaminerRightOct 29, 6:24 PM EDT
  2. New York PostRightOct 29, 7:35 PM EDT
  3. Daily MailRightOct 30, 10:23 AM EDT

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