Kamala Harris delivers interview in front of official sign with Louisiana misspelled
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Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a 30-minute interview in New Orleans under an official White House sign that misspelled the name "Louisiana" over the weekend.
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"Vice President Kamala Harris. New Orleans Lousiana," the sign read, neglecting that the letter "i" appears twice in the state's name.
Neither Harris nor the interviewer addressed the typo during their talk.
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