Senator Elizabeth Warren claimed in a Wednesday interview that her former colleague Kamala Harris’ “biggest accomplishment” while serving as vice president was being the first sitting vice president to visit an abortion clinic.
Warren made the comment during an interview with CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins, arguing that Harris’ willingness to lean in to issues that were not always comfortable to talk about made her well-suited to her new role as the Democrats’ de facto 2024 presidential nominee.
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“What do you think has been her biggest accomplishment since she’s been vice president?” Collins asked.
“Oh, I have to say, since the Dobbs opinion, the way that she has rallied women and friends of women, also called men, around this country on the issue of abortion, and just taken it home,” Warren raved.
Warren went on to praise Harris for being the “first vice president in history to visit an abortion clinic,” adding, “Go get ’em!”
“You know, she’s someone who talks openly about things that were kind of challenging for some people to talk about, but also to talk about it with —” Warren continued.
“President Biden didn’t even mention the word abortion,” Collins agreed.
“But Vice President Harris has, and she’s talked about it with compassion, but also with a sense of what is right,” Warren said. “How can we be a country that half of America lost rights because of an extreme Supreme Court put in place by Donald Trump.”
In stark contrast to Harris, former President Donald Trump also made history when he became the first sitting President of the United States to address the largest annual pro-life gathering, the March for Life.
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