Harris outlines policy visions in website expansion, contrasts stances with Project 2025

Vice President Kamala Harris has expanded the "issues" section of her campaign website and has attempted to contrast her stances with "Trump's Project 2025."

Project 2025 is a presidential transition project from the Heritage Foundation and is not connected to the Trump campaign. The former president has repeatedly insisted he is not involved with the initiative, though the Democrats have continued to use it as a line of attack.

Harris's campaign issues page includes four key headlines, including "Build an opportunity economic and lower costs for families"; "Safeguard our fundamental freedoms"; "Ensure safety and justice for all"; and "Keep America safe, secure, and prosperous".

Prior to dropping out of the race, President Joe Biden's campaign site included six. Among those, four addressed working-and-middle-class issues such as cost-of-living, while another involved reproductive rights and one was dubbed "protecting and strengthening our democracy."

While she does appear to have borrowed some talking points from Biden, such as blaming Trump for the overturn of Roe v. Wade, her "issues" page is far more expansive than that of her predecessor on the top of the Democratic ticket.

Harris's page has further added sections on immigration, gun violence, the opioid crisis, and foreign affairs.

Each of Harris's sections includes a tab dubbed "Trump's Project 2025 Agenda" which highlights Trump's supposed stances on the issues, in contrast to those of Harris.