Harris had to acknowledge her unconventional nomination method during a Univision town hall event.

During a town hall event hosted by Univision on Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris was faced with a question that has been looming over her candidacy for the past 10 weeks. As the presumptive and now official Democratic presidential nominee, Harris had yet to address the fact that she had not gone through the traditional primary process to earn her spot on the ticket.

But it wasn't a journalist who posed the question to Harris, it was an undecided voter in the audience. With all eyes on her, Harris had to navigate this sensitive topic with grace and poise. The voter asked, "You earned your candidacy without going through the normal process, how do you respond to those who may see this as an unfair advantage?"

Harris took a moment to gather her thoughts before responding. She acknowledged that her path to the nomination was different from most, but reminded the audience that she had put in the work and earned her spot through hard work and dedication. She also recognized that while the process may not have been traditional, it was still a democratic one.

The vice president went on to explain that her focus was not on how she got to where she is now, but rather on the work that still needs to be done. She emphasized her commitment to representing all Americans and fighting for their rights and needs. Harris also took the opportunity to address her critics and assure them that she is more than capable of leading the country.

As the town hall continued, Harris delved into her plans for the future and her vision for a better America. She spoke passionately about the issues that matter most to her and how she plans to tackle them if elected. Her words resonated with the audience, who seemed to appreciate her honesty and determination.

In the end, Harris handled the question about her unique path to the nomination with grace and confidence. She showed that she is ready to take on the challenges that come with being a presidential nominee and that she is determined to make a positive impact on the country.

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