The week of Vice President Kamala Harris found an additional hiccup as on Friday she seemed to mistakenly argue for a reduction in population as a means to achieve cleaner air and drinking water.

Caught in a possible slip of the tongue, the Vice President's remarks would strike some as unusual, given they were delivered at a gathering at Coppin State University in Baltimore, Maryland.

Her talk was predominantly focusing on the issue of the Inflation Reduction Act. It was during this pivotal speech that Harris may have intended to say 'pollution' rather than 'population.' A minor gaffe perhaps, but not an insignificant one in high-stakes politics.

The week of Vice President Kamala Harris found an additional hiccup as on Friday she seemed to mistakenly argue for a reduction in population as a means to achieve cleaner air and drinking water.
Caught in a possible slip of the tongue, the Vice President's remarks would strike some as unusual, given they were delivered at a gathering at Coppin State University in Baltimore, Maryland.
Her talk was predominantly focusing on the issue of the Inflation Reduction Act. It was during this pivotal speech that Harris may have intended to say 'pollution' rather than 'population.' A minor gaffe perhaps, but not an insignificant one in high-stakes politics.

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