Harris challenges Trump to ‘say it to my face’ 

By Tribune Staff In a rally stop in Atlanta July 30, Vice President Kamala Harris wasted no time getting down to business outlining her priorities and the stark contrast between her vision for America versus that of former President Donald Trump. Harris entered the stage with a big smile greeted by hundreds of thousands who showed up in support of her bid to secure the Democratic nomination for president. The rally included a performance by mega rap artist Megan the Stallion and remarks by Quavo from the rap trio Migos. Also in attendance were U.S. Senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock, Mayor Andre Dickens, Representative Nikema Williams and former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams. Tyler Green, a young entrepreneur, climate leader and graduate of Morehouse College, introduced Harris to the 10,000-plus crowd. “I couldn’t be prouder to invite my fellow HBCU alum back to the beautiful city of Atlanta,” Green said during the introduction. “I am proud we have a vice president leading with the same excellence, leadership and service that our institutions have instilled in us.” Harris thanked the crowd for their support and quickly took on Trump.& “I was an elected attorney general, an elected district attorney and,...