I will gladly accept a second presidential debate on October 23. I hope @realDonaldTrump will join me.

I am headed back to Georgia to meet with voters and discuss our continued fight to protect reproductive freedom. See you soon, Atlanta.

Our campaign is fueled by optimism and our love of country. Momentum is on our side—and there is a lot of hard, joyful work to do between now and Election Day. Tune in as I join my friend @Oprah to discuss the issues that matter most to working families. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1ZkKzRvQq…

It is so good to be with @Oprah for a town hall to speak directly with Americans about the issues on their minds in this election. Our campaign is about who we are as Americans—and making clear that we stand for freedom, independence, and dignity.

There is so much at stake in this election, and, ultimately, the question before us is: What kind of country do we want to live in? The beauty of a democracy, as long as we can hold on to it, is that each of us has the power to answer that question. go.kamalaharris.com

Our campaign is one for all Americans, from red states to blue states, from the heartland to the coasts. And when elected, we will govern on behalf of ALL Americans.

On day one of my administration, I will implement my plan for an opportunity economy. This plan will bring down the cost of everyday goods, invest in America's small businesses, and extend the Child Tax Credit.

As Vice President, I have had the privilege of visiting Arlington National Cemetery several times. It is a solemn place; a place where we come together to honor American heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service of this nation. It is not a place for politics. And yet, as was reported this week, Donald Trump’s team chose to film a video there, resulting in an altercation with cemetery staff. Let me be clear: the former president disrespected sacred ground, all for the sake of a political stunt. This is nothing new from Donald Trump. This is a man who has called our fallen service members “suckers” and “losers” and disparaged Medal of Honor recipients. A man who, during a previous visit to the cemetery, reportedly said of fallen service members, “I don’t get it. What was in it for them?” This is a man who is unable to comprehend anything other than service to himself. If there is one thing on which we as Americans can all agree, it is that our veterans, military families, and service members should be honored, never disparaged, and treated with nothing less than our highest respect and gratitude. And it is my belief that someone who cannot meet this simple, sacred duty should never again stand behind the seal of the President of the United States of America. I will always honor the service and sacrifice of all of America’s fallen heroes, who made the ultimate sacrifice on behalf of our beloved nation and our cherished freedoms. I mourn them and salute them. And I will never politicize them.

We’re fighting for a future where we love thy neighbor and, in the face of a stranger, we see a neighbor.