The Seneca Projects Releases a New Ad Supporting Vice President Kamala Harris Called “YES WE KAM”

The Seneca Project has released a new ad showing their members full support for Vice President Kamala Harris and her campaign to win the Presidency this November.

Called “YES WE KAM, ” the ad first shows acclaimed women leaders like Melinda Gates, Julie Chavez Rodriquez, and Ana Navarro, stressing the importance of get out the vote efforts and increasing woman turnout in the battleground states to achieve victory for Vice President Harris and the defeat of Donald Trump.

The ad then pivots to Vice President Harris’s speech to her campaign team yesterday in Delaware, saying:

“We have work to do. We have doors to knock on. We have people to talk to. We have phone calls to make and we have an election to win.”

The ad then broadcasts the rising feelings of enthusiasm and energy for the Democrats with the Vice President becoming the head of the ticket, especially among women who feel “Birth control is at stake” and the thought of Donald Trump “a man who rolls back women’s reproductive rights” winning the White House again is dangerous.

The Vice President appears again, saying:

“If Trump gets the chance, he will sign a national abortion ban. But we are not going to let that happen. The government should not be telling a woman what to do with her body.”

The ad shows Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar reminding viewers that Harris “cross examined” the Supreme Court Justice nominees that overturned Roe v Wade.

They then had MSNBC’s Jonathan Lemire framing the contrast between Harris (the former prosecutor) and Trump (the convicted felon.)

It then segues back to Harris who states:

“I will proudly put my record against his.”

The ad closes with former Senator Claire McCaskill, MSNBC’s Yamiche Alcindor, and Ana Navarro singing Harris’s praises and her history of breaking glass ceilings with Navarro saying:

“And for all those people asking, you know, is this country ready for a Woman President. Is this country ready for a Black Woman President? Well you better get ready because Madam Vice President is coming your way.