In interviews with POLITICO, nearly two dozen Democrats described Harris as running a do-no-harm, risk-averse approach to the race they fear could hamper her as the campaign enter

Even as polling shows the presidential race is a tossup, Vice President Kamala Harris has been running with a measure of risk aversion that some Democratic strategists and activists worry has failed to fully capitalize on the excitement surrounding her entry into the race in July.

Democratic campaign strategists are increasingly worried that Vice President Kamala Harris’s light campaign schedule compared to that of former President Donald Trump could leave her at a disadvantage with a month before Election Day.

Rocker Bruce Springsteen endorsed Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris on Thursday for the Nov. 5 election, becoming the latest celebrity to back the U.S. vice president against Republican former President Donald Trump.

In a video posted on Instagram, the rocker wore a flannel shirt and was sitting in what looked like a diner. The post ‘The America I’ve been writing about for 55 years’: Springsteen comes out for Kamala Harris appeared first on Boston.

While Bruce Springsteen knows his vote is no more important than any other American's, he is also aware his platform is much more influential than most. As such, the "Born in the U.S.A." rocker officially endorsed Kamala Harris and Tim Walz on Thursday in an impassioned Instagram video.