Harris copied his policies from Biden’s website

Kamala Harris, the vice president of the United States, finally released her macro policies recently, but astute viewers and pundits noticed that the “Issues” section of her campaign website appears to be mainly from Joe Biden’s site. It has been copied.

Harris announced his candidacy in July after Biden suspended his campaign. While Harris’ entry into the presidential race has been met with enthusiasm by Democrats, the vice president has come under increasing pressure for refusing to appear in unscheduled interviews and refusing to publish any of his major policies on his campaign website.

With the publication of Harris’s grand policy on his election campaign website on Sunday evening, at first many concerns were reduced, but with the passage of time and the research conducted by the website of the American weekly “New Republic” and cyberspace users, it became clear that Harris’s election campaign Most of his macro policy has been removed from the defunct website of the US President.

An X social media user named Corinne Green noticed that the metadata of Harris’ campaign website showed that many parts of it were copied from Biden’s defunct website.

Inside the code for the “Issues” section of Harris’ campaign website, a line reading, “Are you with us? Join our campaign to re-elect Joe Biden today!” could be seen

“This line of code was visible when links to the issues section were shared or viewed in Google search results,” the New Republic website noted, citing the above information.

This error has since been corrected, and the issues section links now to “Vice President Harris and Gov. Walls are fighting for a new way forward.”

“This is a dangerous moment for Harris,” wrote the New Republic website. According to the latest poll conducted by the New York Times, more than 60 percent of Americans want to distance themselves from Biden’s policies, and only a quarter of the American population believes in Harris’ ability to bring about change.

This American publication’s disclosure of Harris’s election campaign is while, based on the latest polls, he and Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, are in close competition.

A joint poll by The New York Times and Siena College shows that the Republican candidate in the US election is ahead with 48 percent of the vote, over the Democratic candidate with 47 percent of the vote, which is similar to the poll conducted in July, immediately after Joe Biden withdrew from the race. is

Harris and Trump will face each other in a debate on “ABC News” on Tuesday night, American time – Wednesday morning, Iran time.

The American elections will be held on November 5.

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