Madame VP Kamala Harris’ Closet: Nevada

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On Monday, Madam Vice President Kamala Harris accompanied by Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff have embarked on a mission to ensure people know what they were entitled to in the American Rescue Plan.

Their first stop was in Las Vegas, Nevada. They departed Joint Base Andrews on board Air Force 2 and arrived McCarran airport where they were welcome by Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak and First Lady Kathy Sisolak. Here is a rundown of their trip:

1) The first stop was to a vaccine clinic site at the University of Nevada Las Vegas(UNLV). Visiting accompanied by Governor Sisolak, Congresswoman Dina Titus (NV-3rd District), she heard from doctors and medical student about their experience administering the COVID vaccine. She spoke and thanked everyone on ground many of who were medical students from the UNLV School of Medicine for vaccinating 63602 thousands of locals.

2) Then Madam Vice President went to grab lunch at Tacotarian accompanied by Nevada's Attorney General Aaron D. Ford.

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While waiting for their lunch, both Madam Vice President and AG Ford spoke to the owners LaKristen Corral and El Carlos Corral with staff hearing how the pandemic has affected their business. Madam Vice President also spoke about how the American Rescue Plan will be helping businesses and also their employees.

She also told that she is doing changes in her meal by reducing her meat consumption and eating vegan food before 6 p.m. She also encouraged Americans to reduce their meat consumption by saying "We have to do a better job and the government had to do a more better job."

Tacotarian is a vegan tacos restaurant

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3) After she arrived at the Culinary Academy where she visited and tour the campus. During her visit she met and spoke with students in the cafeteria where she order a soy latte with lavender and spoke about the American Rescue Plan and how it is going to benefit students.

Then she gave remarks in the Culinary Academy's ballroom, which since the pandemic began has become where the Academy's food assistance team had set out boxes containing thousands of vegetables and fruit. “This is supposed to be the job of your government, which is when you’re suffering, when you need a helping hand, when a little assistance to just get over a moment of crisis you didn’t create, that’s when leaders are supposed to kick-in and say, ’I’m here, I see you and I will help you,” said Harris.