Harris calls critics 'scared,' Tim Scott says he'll introduce girlfriend and more campaign trail tidbits
Kamala Harris swatted away attacks from Republicans, casting barbs against her as evidence of fear from Republicans of running against President Joe Biden next year Vice President Kamala Harris is responding to attacks from Republicans, casting barbs against her as evidence of what she called the GOP's fear of running against President Joe Biden next year. Meanwhile, her California colleague Gov. Gavin Newsom egged on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis over a debate they've been teasing -- but which hasn't yet come to fruition -- while DeSantis runs in the Republican primary. That and more tidbits from the campaign trail , below. Harris shakes it off Harris on Sunday said the reason Republican presidential candidates are zeroing in on her in their pitches to voters is because they are "scared" that she and Biden will win. "This is not new," Harris said. "They feel the need to attack because they're scared that we will win based on the merit of the w...