Kamala Harris

I will fight every day for a woman to make the decision for herself.

I believe that access to health care should be a right, not a privilege of just those who can afford it.

Let’s focus on fact and not fiction and get back to who we are in terms of our core values.

In our America, people who hold the highest levels of leadership should be in the business of unifying our country, not dividing our country.

We need somebody in these United States of America who is at the top level of leadership who understands that there are people every day in our country suffering because they don`t have access to health care.

As far as I`m concerned, we`ve got a president who is not trying to make America great. He`s trying to make America hate and we need to get rid of him.

The idea and the goal is that everyone is going to be in the same system.

This is a nation founded by immigrants, and we cannot allow fear-mongering to define our immigration policies.

We must all speak up when we see hate, and no one who is the subject of that hate should ever be made to fight alone.

We are a nation founded by immigrants, and we cannot allow fear-mongering to define our immigration policies.

There is no question at all that organized labor and our unions are the reason that all of us have an eight-hour workday.

We must put country before party on a fundamental interest that is about the integrity of our democracy.

We need somebody in these United States of America who is at the top level of leadership who understands that there are people every day in our country suffering because they don’t have access to health care.

We have a president of the United States who has been fanning the flames of hate.

As president, I will fight every day for a woman to make the decision for herself.

We have a system that has been jacking up premiums, co-pays, and prescription drug costs, and we need someone to take them on.

This is not a system that is right or fair or just.

People who hold the highest levels of leadership should be in the business of unifying our country, not dividing our country.

This is a moment in time where we must fight for those ideals.

You pay women equally or you pay the price.

On this issue, I`m kind of done because here`s how I feel about it, guys—

It is our unions that built the middle class of America, and they are under full attack in so many states.

Racism, anti-Semitism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, Islamophobia, these issues are real in our country.

We must also agree that the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us.

If they fail to do it, they will be fined, because as far as I`m concerned, you pay women equally or you pay the price.