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WAYNE, Mich. AP 鈥?Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, played up their support for organized labor at a Detroit-area union hall on Thursday, with the Democratic nominee saying we ;re all in this together as the new ticket lavishes attention on a crucial base of support.Watch the event in our player above.Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, and Walz, who joined the ticket on Tuesday, spoke Thursday to several dozen United Auto Workers members at Local 900 Hall, which represents Fords Michigan Assembly Plant.Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, and Walz, who joined the ticket on Tuesday, spoke Thursday to about 100 United Auto Workers members at Local 900 Hall, which represents Fords Michigan Assembly Plant. The stop occurred shortly after Republican nominee Donald Trump held a press conference in Palm Beach, Florida.As she proclaimed that it was good to be in the house of labor, Harris described the value of unions, saying they were about understanding that no one shou
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